Sentences with phrase «miles for first»

From London to Abu Dhabi, you will pay 185 GBP ($ 276) plus the 40,000 American Airlines miles for a First Class award.

This time, Frontier and Barclays are promoting the credit card with an offer of 40,000 miles for the first $ 500 of spending in the first three months, and up to 10,000 more miles for balance transfers (each dollar ported is a mile).

After receipt, I plan to use existing miles for first ticket.

In addition, even though Delta and Korean are both members of SkyTeam, Delta members can not redeem their miles for first class on other SkyTeam carriers.»

So I decided to burn my miles for a first class product I have always dreamed of — Lufthansa's.

Others might value «free» differently than I do and will pay the 60,000 - 80,000 miles for a First Class ticket.

The problem is, you can not redeem 100,000 SKYPASS miles for First Class between the US and Europe.

Initially, I had been saving my United miles for a first class ticket this summer for a round - the - world trip I was planning with a friend after our college graduation in May.

When they sign up, you earn 500 miles for the first friend and 1,000 for each additional friend who joins.

A visit has been on my to - do list for a while, but finally I decided to pull the trigger and take advantage of US Airway's generous Australia awards (80,000 miles roundtrip for coach, 110,000 miles for business class and 140,000 miles for first class) this past fall.

This makes most sense if you want to redeem the miles for first class or business class since in many cases you could pay the same price that you would for economy and get first or business class instead.

While I'd rather pay an extra 12,500 miles for first class over business class, the reality is that Cathay Pacific is quite stingy with first class award space in advance nowadays.

I find the best values with using my miles for First Class tickets.

Unfortunately, you can't find Korean Air first - class award availability on Delta.com since you can only redeem Delta miles for economy and business - class awards on partners, and Alaska does not let you redeem its miles for first - class awards on Korean.

The cost of a return ticket is 110K miles for economy class, 170K miles for business class, or 230K miles for first class.

will purchase AS miles for first cabin redemptions from here on out.

British Midland has one of the most rewarding frequent flyer programs for those that frequently fly in paid first and business class, since they offer up to triple miles for first class (or even more if you have elite status with them).

While airlines are raising the price of their first class award redemptions (United announced a recent hike from 160,000 to a whopping 280,000 miles for first class from the US to the Middle East on its partners, and Delta will not even allow fliers to cash in miles for international first class seats), there are still some good deals out there.

Alaska Airlines charges only 140,000 miles for first class on Cathay Pacific between the US and Johannesburg, via Hong Kong.

So that leaves us with Continental / United, which charge only 140,000 miles for first class from the US to Asia via either the Pacific or the Atlantic (or one in each direction), with one stopover and one open jaw.

On a recent trip, I spent 67,500 American Airlines miles for a First Class redemption from New York City to Singapore with 23 hours in Macau along the way.

For example, it costs 100,000 Qatar frequent flyer miles to upgrade to first on a flight from New York to Doha, versus 105,000 miles for a first class award.

If it's your first time booking an Airbnb, you can save up to $ 25 off plus bonus miles for your first stay.

Normally I wouldn't use my miles for First Class on such a short flight, but flying from Anchorage to Seattle would have either cost us $ 600 / each, 35,000 miles / each for economy class or 45,000... Read More»

The premium class redemptions are particularly good at 70,000 miles for business and 90,000 miles for first.

She cashed in her Delta miles for first class tickets to Honolulu, where she met her mother and rented a car to explore Oahu and stayed at the famous Turtle Bay Resort in the island's northern end.

You only need to spend 25,000 miles for economy class, and 45,000 miles for first class, round - trip.

In the example of Los Angeles to Hong Kong used in this post, new one - way prices will be 70,000 miles for business class and 110,000 miles for first class.

Of course, the calculation can also show you that it's better to use miles — this tends to be true for long - haul premium classes: spending 80,000 American AAdvantage miles for a first class trip from New York City to Tokyo on JAL, even though you wouldn't earn miles is obviously an unbeatable value compared to the 901,334 UR points you would need to cover the $ 13,520 cash price of the same flight.

Some airlines have different offers for their first class, while most are as low as 50k miles, some, like Delta can be as high as 80k miles for a first class ticket.

For instance, on United, a one - way, business - class ticket in the continental U.S. starts at 25,000 miles and at 35,000 miles for first class.

United charges 110,000 miles for a first - class one - way from the US to Japan, so you're getting a round - trip for the price other programs charge for a one - way.

(The most popular SkyTeam carrier is Delta, where many people earn their miles, but Delta prohibits using miles for first class awards on any airline.

For a limited time, join SkyMiles Dining and earn (within your first 30 days): 500 bonus miles for your first visit to a participating restaurant; 1,000 bonus miles for your second visit to a participating restaurant; 1,500 bonus miles for your third visit to a participating restaurant for a grand total of 3,000 bonus miles.

But some people will decide that upgrading or using miles for first - and business - class is just too costly and that those miles can be saved for future trips.

I hadn't ever seriously considered using my miles for First Class travel as Business Class is more than...

With the exception of a recent mileage burning spree I went on as D - Day approached, I'm not prone to using my AAdvantage miles for First Class travel.

First - time users of the mobile app and hotel booking website Rocketmiles will be rewarded with 10,000 bonus miles for their first booking.

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When my wife and I fly from Anchorage to New York we will each spend between 50k - 65k miles for a First Class ticket, which cost us nothing, but the taxes and fees.

He settled for business class because he didn't have enough miles for first, but a first class award using Alaska miles is actually the same price: 70,000 miles.

To put this value in perspective, United charges 45,000 miles for a round - trip economy - class award to Hawaii and 80,000 miles for first class, while American charges 45,000 miles for economy and 80,000 miles for first.

They charge 100,000 miles for first - class flights between the US and Asia, Europe, or Africa.

Chase has been sending targeted offers to United MileagePlus members (who do not have card) with 50K bonus miles offer + 5K miles for the first authorized user.

This is a positive change, now we need only 115,000 AA miles for a first class award to India instead of the the 160,000 AA miles when traveling on Cathay Pacific.

I hadn't ever seriously considered using my miles for First Class travel as Business Class is more than good enough for me most of the time but that suddenly changed.

An economy round - trip ticket costs 80,000 miles and 140,000 miles for first class.

It's possible to fly from the continental U.S. to Hawaii, Mexico, or the Caribbean for 30,000 miles round - trip in the economy class and 60,000 miles for first class.

One - way tickets start at 17,500 miles for economy, 30,000 miles for business, and 40,000 miles for first class.

We're talking 280,000 miles for a First Saver seat on Star Alliance partner flights to Central Asia and the Middle East??