Sentences with phrase «more premium cabin award»

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JetBlue, known for its award winning service, 10 ″ HDTV screens, high speed in - flight internet, and free snacks, is becoming more popular as they introduce new routes, expand their fantastic Mint Class premium cabin, and more frequent flyers become aware of...

But I suspect there are a lot more situations like this, where increased redemption costs under the new United award chart — especially in premium cabins — will make it worth paying potentially astronomical fuel surcharges to their rivals.

If you have a family of three or more people, it can be REALLY hard to find award inventory to book a big trip, especially when it comes to premium cabins.

For a trip this complicated — and any time you're looking for premium cabin award seats for more than 1 person — that timeframe is normal and strongly suggested.

If you're staying at non-chain hotels, or hotels where you don't collect that chain's loyalty points, and you redeem your miles for high - value awards, like intercontinental premium cabin awards, you'll get more value by booking through PointsHound than through a traditional cashback portal.

Starpoints are worth even more than the cash - back currencies, assuming you prefer to redeem for international awards in premium cabins, which is where miles get their maximum value.

Not only does Amsterdam not have the high taxes that the UK imposes on premium cabin awards but the 17,000 KrisFlyer miles saved in each direction (after accounting for the 15 % online booking discount) simply made the proposition even more attractive.

With Ft. Lauderdale's proximity to Miami and most other things South Florida offers this route is a nice bonus for Avios collectors — we suddenly have a lot more premium cabin space flying in / out of the Miami metropolitan area and that should be good for fares and award availability (hopefully!)

In general, you would get more value for premium cabin awards, but the challenge is limited availability.

Delta is really working hard to get SkyMiles members to use miles on things like premium drinks and, in a new test, paying for airline fees instead of redeeming them for premium cabin awards (which cost the airline much more).

While you can't redeem points for Even More Space seats (premium economy), you can often buy up to that section of the cabin using cash after you've made your award reservation.

If I were to save them for an international award in a premium cabin, they could be worth even more.

Now, granted, LH can probably price those C cabins to sell if they want to more than they can price F to sell (since a lowball F price really damages their C pricing), but I think it's pretty clear than LH has a very high premium cabin to coach ratio that invites the sort of spoilage during «soft» travel periods that leads to reasonable award inventory.

Then in April of this year they made more changes increasing the cost of premium cabin awards further.

On average, premium cabin awards increased by 33 - 50 %, in many cases, more.

Getting to Los Angeles using Delta miles can be a challenge, but once you reach that gateway (by award or separate ticket) I find that more often than not it's possible to put together a premium cabin award using Delta miles on China Southern.