Sentences with phrase «devalue than airline miles»

Not exact matches

American Airlines announced several sweeping changes to its loyalty program last year, including a devalued award chart, fewer upgrades for elite members, and plans to begin awarding miles on the basis of revenue — rather than distance — sometime in 2016.

For the most part, it's similar if not identical to the old American Airlines award chart that has since been devalued, meaning that it's often cheaper to use Etihad miles than American Airlines miles for the exact same AA flights.

Well, rather than devaluing their award chart by increasing the number of miles required for award tickets, Japan Airlines has taken a different approach.

Although this flight was part of a NYC - HKG - DPS - HKG - NYC itinerary booked with 150,000 British Airways miles (now Avios), British Airways has since devalued its award chart and your best option is to use 135,000 American Airlines miles for this itinerary, if you don't stop over in Hong Kong for more than 24 hours.

Each award costs more Etihad miles than it would cost with American Airlines miles, even on American's new devalued chart.