Sentences with phrase «collecting fuel surcharges on those awards»

His other frequent flyer miles might be better used for these trips since United still does not collect fuel surcharges on awards and American does this only for a small number of partners.

United miles are among the most valuable of the big three carriers (United, Delta, and American) because the airline doesn't collect fuel surcharges on any award tickets and because it allows a free stopover on round - trip tickets.

-LSB-...] British Airways collects fuel surcharges on any award flight that has fuel surcharges on the equivalent cash flight.

Delta and American Airlines — United's two major award program competitors — both collect fuel surcharges on some awards.

They collect fuel surcharges on any award flight that has fuel surcharges on the equivalent cash -LSB-...]

Since adding that functionality, they've also stopped collecting fuel surcharges on those awards.

Not exact matches

KrisFlyer collects fuel surcharges for awards on its own flights.

I originally started collecting them thinking I'd suck up the fuel surcharges flying Boston to London on Virgin Atlantic Upper Class with good award availability.

American will still collect some taxes and fees, but they will be reduced since it does not pass on the cost of any fuel surcharges for award travel on Etihad.

Reports are that the original memo said specifically that fuel surcharges were to be collected on award tickets.

Buying miles is often cheaper than booking a long - haul business class award, especially since United does not collect fuel surcharges on any of its awards.

British Airways collects fuel surcharges (sometimes renamed «carrier surcharges») on all award travel and also requires a lot of Avios for long - haul awards in business and first class.

That represents a 25 - 33 % increase in costs for what were already the most expensive awards, and British Airways is STILL collecting fuel surcharges on these tickets.

Instead British Airways is collecting fuel surcharges on almost all awards, making those awards very poor values.

British Airways collects nasty fuel surcharges on a lot of awards, but as you can see exemplified above, there are many options with no fuel surcharges (and even more with low ones — mainly short, direct economy flights).

If you are collecting miles with United, Avianca, TACA, or US Airways (soon to be part of One World Alliance), you don't need to worry about it because they don't pass on fuel surcharges to award tickets.

British Airways collects fuel surcharges on almost all award redemptions.

None of those programs collect fuel surcharges on United awards, and all allow connecting United flights free of charge.

British Airways is the poster child when it comes to collecting fuel surcharges (YQ) on award tickets.

American only collects fuel surcharges on British Airways and Iberia award flights, so there were no other taxes, fees, or fuel surcharges.

Flights leaving Brazil can not have fuel surcharges, so miles that otherwise collect fuel surcharges on most awards are especially well used from Brazil to Europe.

Iberia collects far lower fuel surcharges on its own award flights than British Airways collects.

As far as I know, Etihad does not collect fuel surcharges on partner awards.