Sentences with phrase «distance of one's flight»

Boston to Dublin is in the same price bracket as LA to Zakynthos, Greece even though there's a huge difference in the actual distance of that flight.

Distance - based awards offer redemptions that depend on the total distance of your flight.

Days after upstate lawmakers expressed concerns over the Port Authority's study of a 1,500 - mile perimeter rule that restricts the distance of flights out of LaGuardia Airport, a top Delta Air Lines executive sought to soothe them in a letter to Assembly Majority Leader Joe Morelle.

The cost of this fee is determined by both your class of service and the distance of your flight.

You can use the Web Flyer website to check the distance of your flight.

Medallion status is reached based on how often you fly, the distance of the flights, and how much you spend.

You can use the Web Flyer site to check the distance of your flight.

The age and size of your pet, time and distance of the flight, and your pet's regular dietary routine will be considered when feeding recommendations are made.

Though many flagship carriers now award redeemable miles based on the cost of a ticket, HawaiianMiles still lets flyers earn miles based on the distance of their flight.

Delta has also changed the way customers earn frequent flier miles on paid flights — you'll now earn them based on the money you pay for the fare as opposed to the distance of the flight.

The number of miles depends on the rate and the distance of the flight.

Medallion status is reached based on how often you fly, the distance of the flights, and how much you spend.

The number of Avios you need for an American flight depends on the distance of the flight.

That means the longer the distance of the flight, the more you will pay in miles and in fuel surcharges / taxes.

For flights between two EU states, that are cancelled between 14 and 7 days before departure — and depending on the distance of the flight — you could receive 125 euros if your replacement flight departs more than 2 hours early rising to 600 euros for a flight delay of least four hours flying more than 3,500 km, between an EU and non-EU airport.

The Flight Deal decided to break down all prices into an objective measure based on the distance of the flight — specifically, they only publish fares that are 6 cents per mile or less.

So, while the minimum cost of a North American award flight on other major airlines is 25,000 miles (no matter what the city pairs are), if you use Avios and the distance of your flight does not exceed 2,000 miles, you can get a great deal.

You're essentially getting the distance of a flight from the U.S. to Europe for free.

Experience Points (XPs) are earned based on the distance of a flight and the cabin booked — this table shows exactly what I mean:

Each leg that is flown is priced independently and has a price based on the distance of that flight.

The cost of this fee is determined by both your class of service and the distance of your flight.

These awards are marked down 50 % to either 5,000 or 8,000 miles one - way, depending on the distance of the flight.

This new spending requirement will surely kick out flyers that were used to earning status based upon the distance of their flight only as it creates a new hurdle for them.

As mileage earning on American Airlines» partners is still done on a «miles flown» basis, the miles you earn are tied to the distance of the flights — in this case 7,990 miles round trip:

On 1 August 2016, AAdvantage Miles earned on flights marketed by American Airlines (i.e tickets purchased through American Airlines) will no longer be awarded based on the distance of your flights but, instead, will be awarded based on the cost of your ticket.

This can be a good thing or a bad thing depending on the distance of your flight.

It prices the number of frequent flier miles you need based on the distance of the flight.

Instead of basing miles on the distance of the flight, the airlines are pegging rewards earnings to price of the plane ticket.

If you purchase a ticket with a Star Alliance partner airline (see below) or from another MileagePlus partner airline, you'll earn your miles based on the distance of your flight and your purchased fare class.

Instead of basing the number of miles earned on the distance of the flight, Delta will start awarding miles earned based on the fare paid, beginning Jan. 1, 2015.

The multiple can increase to as high as 11 miles per dollar if you are an elite - level frequent flier (determined by a combination of number or distance of flights plus a minimum spending amount).

If you travel on a flight that's marketed by a partner airline, you'll earn miles based on the distance of the flight with a multiplier based on the booking code.

In general, the rewards you earn on partner airlines are based on the distance of the flight — so they really are «miles.»

Award tickets to Israel are always tough, though that's a function of it being an expensive route to fly compared to the distance of the flight.

British Airways determines how many Avios an award flight will cost based on two factors: the distance of your flight — multiple - segment itineraries are still priced per segment then added together — and if you have only a single carrier or multiple Oneworld carriers on your ticket.

Simply put, they'll stop awarding you miles based on the distance of your flights, but instead based on how much money you spend per flight.