Sentences with phrase «earn on a revenue ticket»

By the way, I realize in this example I'm leaving out the 5,000 forfeited Medallion miles we would earn on a revenue ticket.

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With American Airlines» current revenue - based system, you'll earn American miles based on how much you pay for your ticket.

A revenue ticket on this route would cost about $ 800 and you would earn 2564 miles for the flight.

That's a 2.2 % rebate on ALL purchases, it's good on almost any flight, and you can earn even more miles since these are revenue tickets that credit like normal to your preferred carrier.

They're also a great option for earning miles from paid tickets on United Airlines, since you will almost always earn at least one Krisflyer mile for every mile you fly on United (while United's own program is revenue based, so you earn miles based on the price of your ticket before taxes and fees.)

Now that miles are earned on revenue, rather than distance flown, the advantage of being a higher - tier elite is overwhelmed by the disadvantages of booking primarily cheap tickets.

Revenue based earning means that frequent flyer miles are earned based on the price of the fare rather than the number of miles flown, with multipliers for each level of elite status and for premium cabin tickets.

Unlike award tickets, revenue tickets earn both redeemable miles and elite status miles, which on American both still mean something.

If the benefits of elite status are something that you value, it may be worthwhile to focus on earning fixed value points to book revenue tickets while simultaneously working your way to the status you desire.

-LSB-...] problem with Delta's new revenue - based mileage earning (rewarding you points based on the price of your ticket instead of the miles you fly) isn't -LSB-...]

With United's new revenue - based frequent flyer program for earning miles from flying, you earn miles based on the price of your ticket and not based on the distance you fly when traveling on United.

-LSB-...] issuer asked the panel about Delta's move towards a more revenue - based program (next year miles will be earned based on the cost of a ticket rather than distance flown, and already earning elite status requires a minimum amount of spend -LSB-...]

Right now, as a 1K member who earns a 100 % redeemable miles bonus on revenue tickets, I would earn (500 +2565 +2565 +2565) x 2 = 12,262 award miles on the trip.

So with the new revenue model short haul flights (lets say 300 miles) on a $ 300 economy ticket would earn nearly as many miles as an economy cross country flight under current model?

Revenue based mileage earning is good for those who primarily fly shorthaul and on full fare tickets.

The major changes are that (1) Executive Platinum members now earn 4 system wide upgrades instead of 8; (2) you need more miles to book award tickets on certain routes; and (3) the program became revenue based.