Sentences with phrase «class award space at»

Delta flies Los Angeles — Sydney but you won't often find business class award space at the low level here.

Not exact matches

We'll also take a look at an easy way to gain access to more economy class saver level award space with United.

But Lufthansa doesn't release award space to partners further than 2 weeks in advance (at least that seems to be the pattern the last few years) so there were no other viable First Class options.

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Turkish Airlines and Lot Polish business class award space is widely available at the moment so book soon!

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Although some carriers don't release a lot of business or first class award space in advance, they usually release at least a few seats.

It does have more reasonable business class rates to French Polynesia (150,000 per round trip), but finding award space at this rate is nearly impossible.

I happen to know that Etihad can release First Class awards on this route at any time but they're also prone to releasing award space close to departure.....

Right at the end of last month American Airlines opened up a surprising amount of Business Class award space for flights between the US and various European cities - award space which, by and large, is still available - and now some First Class award space appears to have opened up as well.

At the time of writing I can see just one date with Business Class award space on this route (while the 787 - 9 is operating)....

Unfortunately, there was no business class award space available at the saver level.

British Airways displays award space in only three cabins at a time, including premium economy, so you'll also need to select «first class» if this is your preference.

When award space is availble, it's not too difficult to find an economy class award ticket for 25,000 miles instead of paying $ 500 (valuing miles at 2 cents each), or an international business class award ticket for 120,000 miles instead of $ 6,000 (valuing miles at 5 cents each).

Look at how great award space is in First Class on the Newark to / from Los Angeles and San Francisco flights after October 25.

I would aim for flying ANA, though they only typically release first class award space between late January and mid March for most routes, at least in advance.

First Class award space is wide open starting the end of this month, with at least half the days available of every month through January 2018.

There's no doubt it's tougher to find award space than before, but at the same time we're also redeeming miles for better first class products than ever before.

But while Air France business class award space does now exist for Delta Skymiles members it is not at all the same as what's offered to Air France's own Flying Blue members.

On occasion I have had to purchase a domestic positioning leg if I want to find business or first class award space, but at least United checks my bags through and protects me in the case of a missed connection.»

-LSB-...] looked at award space over the next three weeks in Business and First Class on etihad.com.

While economy award space on American Airlines is still pretty good for many different routes, there has been a lot of grief lately over business class availability at the SAAver level.

I took a look at award space today through a week from now in both directions on Cathay Pacific's five American routes with First Class.

I looked at award space over the next three weeks in Business and First Class on etihad.com.

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