Sentences with phrase «fuel surcharge fees»

You see, some mileage programs include these fuel surcharge fees on award tickets and some do not.

Nevertheless, fares are rising and many fuel surcharge fees remain.

An additional Travel Time and Fuel Surcharge Fee is added to the first hour ($ 10 to $ 30 depending on your location in the Jackson Hole, WY / Teton Valley, ID area).

She also waived additional fuel surcharges fees, I would have to pay due to the difference between Turkish and Lufthansa YQs.

Not exact matches

With the USPS, you won't have to stress over fuel surcharges, Saturday delivery fees, residential fees, or rural delivery fees like you would with a private carrier.

Due to fluctuations in global oil prices, a fuel surcharge may be added to your tour fee.

An investigation by the Department's Office of Aviation Enforcement and Proceedings («Enforcement Office») revealed that prior to January 26, 2012, Voyager Travel advertised air tour packages in a manner that did not meet Department requirements under Part 399 because the advertisements failed to include all fuel surcharges in the prices advertised, failed to state that the prices were subject to post purchase price increases, and failed to provide appropriate notice of the existence, nature, and amount of other charges and additional taxes and government - imposed fees that were then permitted to be stated separately from the base fare.

Pacific Delight failed to include fuel surcharges, where applicable, in air tour prices it listed in a number of print advertisements and on its website and failed to provide adequate disclosure of additional charges and fees, such as taxes and other fees that may be listed separately.

Thai Airways also failed to include a fuel surcharge and insurance fee, both imposed by the carrier, in the initially advertised fares.

When the points have been transferred to your frequent flyer account, you can visit the airline's website to book your tickets (subject to availability, fees, taxes and fuel surcharges).

Note that all award travel comes with a required fee — this covers taxes, fuel surcharges, and more.

The availability of points flights can vary from airline to airline, while the rules and fees associated with fuel surcharges also differ between carriers and destinations.

Some, including Air Canada, add fuel surcharges for points flights that are passed on by Aeroplan in addition to other applicable taxes and airport fees.

Taxes, other governmentally - authorized or imposed surcharges, license and concession recoupment fees, airport and airport facility fees, fuels, additional driver fee, one - way rental charge and optional terms such as Loss Damage Waiver (LDW) up to $ 30 per day are extra.

Taxes, other governmentally - authorized or imposed surcharges, license and concession recoupment fees, airport and airport facility fees, fuels, additional driver fee, one - way rental charge and optional items such as Loss Damage Waiver (LDW) up to $ 30 per day are extra.

While these programs promote «free travel,» the programs may ask participants to pay for airline taxes, fuel surcharges and even booking fees when they try to redeem rewards.

You get the airfare free for the companion, but you must pay all taxes and fees for the companion, including fuel surcharges.

Also, some travel rewards credit cards charge a booking fee, taxes, or fuel surcharges.

You'll pay fees and fuel surcharges, which vary depending on the route.

Because British Airways is notorious for charging high taxes and fees (e.g. fuel surcharge), it is often times more beneficial to use your Avios to book flights with other airlines.

That's because British Airways charges significant fees for additional taxes, fees, and fuel surcharges on award flights to and from their main hub at London Heathrow.

When you book a flight from the Air Travel Redemption Schedule, you may also decide to redeem RBC Rewards at the rate of 1 % to pay for any taxes and service fees (including sales, GST, departure and transportation taxes and fees, airport improvement fees, or other taxes), excess baggage charges, immigration fees, governmental fees and levies, customs charges and passenger facilities charges, health or other inspection fees, fuel surcharges and other non-ticket costs or charges which may be imposed.

At time of publication all reward flights and travel together tickets are subject to fuel surcharges, taxes & fees of approximately $ 650 per person in economy or $ 1,100 in business class based on travel from New York to London.

«Taxes and Other Charges» includes the following, when / as applicable to Airline Travel Rewards or Flexible Travel Rewards: taxes of any kind, departure or arrival fees, security or other charges, fuel or other surcharges, fees for additional services, tips, port fees, or any other levy imposed by or with the authority of any government, airline or other third party;

British Airways may be infamous for adding hefty fuel surcharges and fees to their long - haul flights, but Avios are valuable for short flights, even after the recent devaluation.

Taxes, other governmentally - authorised or imposed surcharges (including GST / VAT), licence and concession recoupment fees, airport and airport facility fees, fuel, additional driver fee, one - way rental charge and optional items are separate charges not affected by the discount offer.

In addition, some American partners often charge fuel surcharges on international flights that must be paid in addition to those taxes and fees.

Fuel surcharges can bring the total fees to over $ 1,000 per person (like the example of a British Airways first class award I recently booked — and am having second thoughts about).

LifeMiles doesn't even collect fuel surcharges on partner carriers, just standard taxes and fees.

Between British Airways» fuel surcharges from London to Johannesburg and the prohibitive Exit Tax levied by the UK on all departing flights, taxes and fees added up to an eye - watering $ 729.90 for one Economy seat roundtrip.

As with all airline reward programs, you will need to pay for the taxes, fees and fuel surcharges even if you are paying for your flights using your miles.

American partner Qatar Airways offers service to Johannesburg from its hub in Doha, and so long as you fly on Qatar to Doha as your transatlantic hop, it's possible to book an award at this same mileage amount while avoiding almost all fuel surcharges and fees.

She's looking to make this trip for as close to free as possible, even after taxes, fees, baggage, fuel surcharges and the like.

British Airways may be infamous for adding hefty fuel surcharges and fees to their long - haul flights, but Avios are valuable for short flights, even after the recent devaluation.

It is also unlikely that you will save much on the taxes and fees since all flights have to be operated by US Airways and Aeroplan awards do not charge fuel surcharges on flights operated by US Airways.

Remember that LifeMiles also does not charge fuel surcharges, so taxes / fees are reasonable.

The fuel surcharge, which can make up a large part of the «taxes, fees and surcharges» is levied on flights operated by Air Canada (among other airlines).

This sounds counterintuitive, but British Airways charges expensive fees (known as fuel surcharges) when redeeming miles for its own flights.

Taxes, other governmentally - authorized or imposed surcharges, license and concession recoupment fees, airport and airport facility fees, fuels, additional driver fee, one - way rental charge and optional items such as Loss Damage Waiver (LDW) up to $ 30 per day are extra.

American Airlines miles aren't the easiest award miles to use to get to Europe, since you will often have to route through London (higher fees), fly British Airways (high fuel surcharges on longer flights), and they limit award availability on their own metal, especially for premium cabin flights.

* Prices include airfare, fuel surcharges, airport taxes and fees.

You will always have to pay some fees and taxes when you book an award ticket with ANA Mileage Club, as well as any carrier surcharges («fuel surcharges»).

These fees are unavoidable, but pale in comparison to the worst two letters you can ever see on an award ticket: «YQ» which stand for fuel surcharges.

I pointed out that a paid ticket for his dates would cost only $ 800, but if he redeemed all his points, he would still have to pay $ 600 in taxes, fees, and fuel surcharges.

United typically does not charge exorbitant fuel surcharges or other hidden fees for its own flights or flights on its partners like you'll see when redeeming Avios or American Airlines miles on British Airways.

In addition, LifeMiles doesn't charge fuel surcharges on any airlines, so taxes and fees are very reasonable.

Here are some one - way prices, and remember, there are no fuel surcharges or late ticketing fees:

Fortunately, when flying to Paris you won't have to deal with anything like the Air Passenger Duty (APD) fee that you get hit with on your trips to London, but you will want to keep an eye on fuel surcharges with each carrier.

It's important to note that it is not possible to get a refund on reduced flight awards, so if you cancel one of these awards you will not be recredited your miles or refunded the taxes and fees (including fuel surcharges).

In order to find the best values, you have to navigate the terms and conditions of each transfer partner — understanding the routing restrictions and keeping an eye out for fuel surcharges and other hidden fees — and you need to familiarize yourself with their awards charts.