Sentences with phrase «dollar base fare»

This low - cost carrier is offering up to three million seats, for a zero - dollar base fare, on both domestic as well as international routes.

Not exact matches

But while a weakening euro is good for airline fares, the European economy and large European exporters, it can potentially hurt the returns of dollar - based investments.

4) WestJet dollars can be used towards payment of the base fare of an eligible flight or vacation package, available on www.westjet.com or through WestJet's contact centre.

Additionally, your EasyBiz company earns one mile for every dollar spent on the base fare of tickets purchased using the EasyBiz portal.

An interesting facet to these changes is that Delta is not switching up their elite qualifications, which will continue to be based on a combination of miles flown, fare class and dollars spent.

GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: Cruise fares listed are cruise only in US dollars, per person, based on double occupancy and for US residents only.

Elite qualifying dollars are calculated by adding the base fare and the mandatory carrier surcharges.

Earning miles / points: 5 to 11 miles per dollar spent, and 0.5 to 3 qualifying miles per mile flown, based on fare class

All Pay with Miles tickets will earn mileage, and will earn Medallion Qualification Dollars, for the portion of the base fare and carrier - imposed surcharges remaining that is paid in currency after miles are applied to the ticket total.

Members earn Premier qualifying dollars (PQD) for the base fare and carrier - imposed surcharges on eligible flights operated by United and United Express.

Additionally, your EasyBiz company earns one mile for every dollar spent on the base fare of tickets purchased using the EasyBiz portal.

Voyager Miles are revenue - based for travel on SAA with passengers earning 1 Voyager Mile for every 1.6 South African Rand spent on base fare and «fuel levy» (approximately 10 miles per US dollar).

The main bonus for SPG Gold / Platinum members who fly Delta is the 1 Starpoint per dollar spend on the base fare for Delta marketed and operated flights.

Award miles and Elite Qualifying Dollars (EQDs) earned based on ticket price (includes base fare plus carrier - imposed fees; excludes government - imposed taxes and fees)

As a United Premier Silver member, you'll earn 7X the miles per dollar spent on the base fare versus 5X earned by standard members.

As a basic Premier member, you'll earn 5 miles for every dollar spent on the base airfare, so $ 5,000 worth of standard economy base fares (M, E, U, H, Q, V, W, S, T, L, K, G) on United could net you 25,000 PQM.

For trips beginning August 1 or later, a new earning formula kicks in, paying a base rate for non-elites of five miles per dollar spent (including base fare plus carrier fees, but not government fees or taxes).

(You earn 3 base points per dollar spent on fares.)

fare for 70 points for every dollar of the base fare.

Last year, Delta and United each announced a radical transformation of their frequent flier programs, switching from awarding miles based on the distance flown to fare based, rewarding business travelers paying top dollar for first class and last minute flights at the expense of other fliers.

Under the new system, base members (without elite status) will earn 5 miles for each dollar spent on the fare, AAdvantage Gold members will earn 7 miles per dollar, Platinum members will earn 8 and Executive Platinum elites will earn 11 miles per dollar.

AAdvantage members will receive five miles for every U.S. dollar spent on the base fare and carrier - imposed fees.

Essentially the points required for a flight will range from ~ 72 - 78 pts / base fare dollar.

You will earn Altitude Qualifying Dollars (AQD) on eligible purchases for the base fare and carrier - imposed surcharges (Y, YQ and YR) for:

4) WestJet dollars can be used towards payment of the base fare of an eligible flight or vacation package, available on www.westjet.com or through WestJet's contact centre.

Minimum redemption rules on flights apply when purchasing an Econo, Flex or Plus fare; the entire base fare must be paid with WestJet dollars when purchasing a Member Exclusive fare.

WestJet dollars can be used towards payment of the base fare of an eligible flight or vacation package, available on westjet.com or through WestJet's contact centre.

If you have a Bank of America ® Travel Rewards Credit Card and are enrolled in JetBlue's TrueBlue points program, for example, you can use this card for every JetBlue purchase and earn between six and eight points per dollar based on the fare type.

Their frequent flyer program, WestJet Rewards, offers members an easy redemption policy, with one - to - one parity ($ 1 WestJet dollar = $ 1 Canadian dollar) towards base fares on reward flights (taxes extra).

All SkyMiles members are eligible for mileage accrual and will earn Medallion Qualification Miles (MQMs), Medallion Qualification Segments (MQSs) and Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs — U.S. - based members only) on Basic Economy fares.