Sentences with phrase «most number of miles»

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Now its average speed is 24.5 miles an hour; that's about 1 mph better than its velocity through most of 2014, but well below the average of 26 mph the previous year — a number it plans to exceed in the next 12 months.

You'll want to assess your spending, both the typical amounts as well as where you do the bulk of your spending; decide what type of rewards — cash back, miles or points — will be most beneficial to you; and crunch the numbers to see whether you can offset an annual fee.

During his two - month, 5,000 - mile survey trip, Townsend met a number of key figures, of which the most important was Mexico's director of rural education, Rafael Ramírez, who opened the way for him to study the nation's educational system.

Erfurt had a number of points in its favour, most notably that it was only thirty miles from Eisenach.

Even in 2012, the Lower East Side remains the area of the U.S. statistically most associated with immigration due to its long service as an initial immigrant destination in which enormous numbers of immigrant and migrant residents were squeezed into its less than two square miles.

Reducing the number of vehicle miles traveled (VMT) is the most effective way to lower emissions, and transportation pricing is the best way to reduce VMT, said Burbank.

The team hopes that the vast distance between the sites (roughly 3000 kilometres (1864 miles) between the most easterly and westerly stations), as well as the number and diversity of instruments used, will eliminate the chance of instrument error or local atmospheric disturbances.

If you're like me, I had a fair number of folks contacting me with my old dating profile, however most were well outside my desired age range (15 + years my senior), lived more than 1,000 miles away, or sought some form of open relationship.

Falcone also stages a number of ingenious sight gags, most of them having to deal with the youngsters who have bonded together to make the growing brownie business a success, while a joke involving a foldaway couch got me to laugh out loud even though I saw it coming from a million miles away.

Land Rover will re-create the 1989 Continental Divide expedition by taking a number of new Range Rovers along a 1,000 - mile route, most of it comprising unpaved trails.

With plug - in hybrids, the car's electric - only range is one of the most important numbers, and the new Sonata Plug - in Hybrid doesn't gain any more range — it's the same as the currently available 2017 model at 27 miles from its 9.8 kWh lithium - ion battery.

Our used inventory also includes some Certified Pre-Owned vehicles that are only a few years old at the most and are still under the original warranty, have only a limited number of miles recorded, and they have passed a rigorous certification inspection.

The number of required miles is closely linked to the cost of the fare, and you will find a good value with most flights and fare levels.

Most cards that offer this perk give one ticket per year, while other cards may require you earn a specific number of miles before issuing a companion pass.

This is illustrated most clearly in the bonus points / miles / cashback offers for making initial purchases on new cards as well as for signing up for a number of services.

When traveling on a partner airline, you can often include your frequent flyer number for your rewards program to earn full or partial miles, making the most of your existing program.

Here's a breakdown of the number of miles a one way ticket in the U.S. will cost on some of the most popular legacy and budget domestic airlines:

One of the best and most glamorous airlines in the world, Emirates, isn't a member of any alliances, but it is a transfer partner of American Express Membership Rewards and SPG programs, and it has a number of partners that you can earn and redeem miles on.

Most airlines charge the same number of miles for one - way and round - trip awards, which means you won't redeem any more points or miles to get the same trip.

Most card issuers offer other travel reward cards with awards that are easier to redeem and link the number of miles or points to the price of the ticket.

There are plenty of smaller reasons why these three programs should be your go to big 3 for international travel, but for the most part know this: One or more of them will fly you almost anywhere in the world on an award, with low fees and taxes, and at a reasonable number of miles.

Many different possibilities exist, depending on what Alanna would be most interested in, and the number of miles should remain the same subject to award availability.

On the AwardWallet homepage, however, you can see most of the details you need, like account number, elite status, upgrade certificates available, number of miles or points, and expiration date (if any).

With 10 countries and 29,254 miles traversed, 2017 was my most active year of travel since 2013, although interestingly my mileage count for the year seemed low given the number of flights I took (19 in total).

Most stores offer a certain number of AAdvantage miles for each dollar you spend.

Most airlines award flyers «status» based on flying a certain number of miles within a year, typically at 25,000, 50,000, 75,000, and 100,000 miles, while most hotel chains award a status typically based on number of nights per year staMost airlines award flyers «status» based on flying a certain number of miles within a year, typically at 25,000, 50,000, 75,000, and 100,000 miles, while most hotel chains award a status typically based on number of nights per year stamost hotel chains award a status typically based on number of nights per year stayed.

If you're not travelling a significant number of miles each year the most cost effective option for you is almost certainly a combination of a sensible credit card and flying the most economical flights you can find.

Only the most expensive (fully flexible) fares, which just about no vacationer will ever book, still earn the same number of miles as before.

Despite the dramatic devaluation in terms of earning and redeeming miles in 2014, United MileagePlus remains one of the most valuable U.S. frequent flyer programs with the biggest number of airline partners and a generally good award availability.

The changes are still very much weighted towards the negative and how American Airlines can justify a 33 % increase in the number of miles needed to fly to Hawaii or the South Pacific (which for most people means Australia) is beyond me.

American have continued their assault on award redemptions to Hawaii by implementing a 40 % increase in the number of miles needed for a Business Class ticket but, in the case of partner awards, this doesn't make much difference as most people would be flying to Hawaii on American Airlines and not a partner airline anyway.

While the number of miles they earn varies according to the ticket type purchased, most flights still contribute towards a passenger's tier status.

For most of us, it will be the lucrative miles / points bonuses banks are offering in return for applying for their credit cards that will be the single best way to relatively quickly earn the numbers of miles & points needed to open the door to truly affordable world travel.

On of the reasons why Starpoints are so popular is because they can be transferred into to a large number of major airline loyalty programs (35 in total) and, in most cases, Starpoints transfer over at a ratio of 1 Starpoint to 1 Airline mile.

First things first — most of us don't have tens of thousands of dollars of normal spending we can place on our credit cards every month — the kind of spending needed to earn the numbers of miles / points required to fly all over the globe for pennies.

Also, most airlines will highly restrict the number of award seats made available at the lowest mileage levels, and offer many more options if you are willing to pay more miles.

Awarding cardholders twice the number of miles on gas and grocery store purchases, it offers one of the most accessible rewards programs available on an airline card.

Not only do some airlines charge a large number of miles for tickets, most make very few seats actually available.

Add to that a large number of hotel and rental car partners as well as online shopping and you have more opportunities to earn KrisFlyer miles than with most Asian airlines, making it a good choice of reward program even for people outside of Singapore!

When American does this, Alaska is significantly reducing the number of miles earned on most flights by no longer offering 1 mile per mile flown on partner American Airlines.

Under its new program, which will apply to most flights departing on or after March 1, 2015, the number of miles you receive for a flight will be the fare price multiplied by a number between five and 11, depending on whether you have elite flier status.

Transferring points to an airline loyalty program offers the chance at greater value because most programs charge a fixed number of miles while the cash price varies widely.

The number of required miles is closely linked to the cost of the fare, and you will find a good value with most flights and fare levels.

These awards cost 2 - 3 times the number of miles, but have the most availability and can be changed for no charge.

Unfortunately, those are the only positive changes, as most of the changes increase the number of miles for flights.

Most mileage accounts provide you a way of redeeming miles after a flight, in case you forgot to give your number to the clerk when checking in for example.

For most fare types across all cabin classes, the number of KrisFlyer miles required for redemption upgrades remains the same.

Starwood lets you transfer 20,000 points into 25,000 miles with the most number of airlines.

Most flights to Hawaii are filled with folks redeeming miles so naturally airlines have increased the number of miles needed.

Most airlines publish an awards chart detailing the maximum number of points or miles you'll need for a given flight.