Sentences with phrase «more business class award availability»

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A lot of people prefer the in - air product of Jet Blue over Southwest for longer flights since it has tv's, free wifi, more leg room, business / first class «Mint» cabins, allows you to pick your seat, etc. but both airlines constantly rate among the best for award availability, making them both solid choices for getting around the country, in terms of finding award seats.

Delta has excellent award availability that often surpasses both American and United, even in business class for more than one passenger.

There were two more things to consider at this point — Business Class award availability on the return flights and the aircraft that British Airways was offering.

American Airlines appears to be more interested in discounting its Business Class cabins (often to a great extent) than it is in opening up award availability on a number of its routes....

Includes: Some great Business Class fares between the UK and the US, details of amazing American Airlines Business Class award availability, the latest Amex travel offers you should be signing up for (if targeted), news of the first major 3Q hotel promotion and a lot more.

On top of this the A380 offers more Business Class seating than the 777 (good for award availability) and the Economy Class product is more comfortable - its a win all round.

Yes, you still have to pay fees with Iberia, and they're much more than those typically tied to United award flights, but if there's no availability in business class through other alliances, it might be worth it to you to pay the fee to get your business class saver tickets.

- Miles & More offers expanded award availability on Lufthansa and Swiss business and first class.

Availability is out of this world good, at least if you're looking for two (and not more than two) business class award seats.