Sentences with phrase «handful of airline partners»

If Hawaii is your annual vacation destination, this card is worth the annual $ 89 fee, but with a limited redemption options on only a handful of airline partners, your best bet is to use Hawaiian miles on their own metal.

Not exact matches

Don't look to JetBlue's partner airlines for more choices, either: JetBlue's sole airline partner, Hawaiian Airlines, only shuttles passengers to and from Hawaii by way of 11 U.S. metropolitan areas (and a handful of cities in Asia and the South Pairlines for more choices, either: JetBlue's sole airline partner, Hawaiian Airlines, only shuttles passengers to and from Hawaii by way of 11 U.S. metropolitan areas (and a handful of cities in Asia and the South PAirlines, only shuttles passengers to and from Hawaii by way of 11 U.S. metropolitan areas (and a handful of cities in Asia and the South Pacific).

Not only does it have an extensive airline network between the U.S. and Great Britain, but also a handful of partner airlines that you can fly on to any part of the world: Air China, Air New Zealand, ANA, Delta, Hawaiian, Jet, Malaysia, Singapore, South African, Virgin America and Virgin Australia.

They are currently not in an alliance and only partner with a handful of airlines, which makes these award redemptions a little tougher to snag.

Not only does it have an extensive airline network between the U.S. and Great Britain, but also a handful of partner airlines that you can fly on to any part of the world: Air China, Air New Zealand, ANA, Delta, Hawaiian, Jet, Malaysia, Singapore, South African, Virgin America and Virgin Australia.

Emirates partners with just a small handful of airlines.

But for frequent flyers they are a pain because some airlines — most notably European and Asian frequent flyer programs, but also a handful of North American programs (Aeroplan on about half of its Star Alliance partners, American predominantly on British Airways, and Delta on several partners)-- add fuel surcharges onto award tickets.