Sentences with phrase «n't book award flights»

If at all possible, don't book award flights during high season.

If at all possible, don't book award flights during high season.

As you can see, the lack of major U.S. partners doesn't mean you can't book an award flight on a U.S. carrier if they offer the best route to your destination.

Meaning you can't book an award flight from Dubai to Cape Town.

Not exact matches

Maximizing rewards to book award flights can require a lot of research and strategizing, so it definitely isn't for everyone.

Just make sure you book award flights on American Airlines and not British Airways so you don't get hit with high surcharges.

This gives the card a decent level of flexibility and options to book award travel in spots where Alaska Airlines may not offer flights.

ANA Mileage Club does pass on carrier - imposed surcharges when booking award tickets with many partners, but not on flights with United Airlines, so you won't have to worry about that when flying to London.

Using Asiana Club to book United award flights isn't what comes to mind first for many people, but it's an option that shouldn't be overlooked.

Since award flights booked with United miles do not incur fuel surcharges, this can be a great way to keep your out - of - pocket costs down.

If you book an award flight with a partner airline such as American Airlines and do not include a flight operated by British Airways on your reservation, you'll be required to pay peak - level award prices.

While it's tough to trust that Delta won't devalue their unpublished award chart without warning, if you have a nice chunk of SkyMiles, you can easily book a nonstop flight to London.

For instance, just because you fly 1,504 miles from San Francisco to Austin doesn't mean that you have now earned enough miles for another trip; rather, the 1,500 - odd miles you just flew have earned you a mere fraction of what you'll need to book an award flight.

They offer the most flexibility because you don't need to deal with award flights (booking flights with points / miles) or airline loyalty programs.

Not only that, but you can also use British Airways Avios to book award flights on Alaska Airlines.

The remaining states are part of Zone 4; Singapore KrisFlyer's award chart for flights on Alaska Airlines does not allow for award bookings to Hawaii from Zone 4.

Using British Airways Avios won't be a great way to book this flight, but you can use 63,000 Japan Airlines Mileage Bank miles or 80,000 American AAdvantage miles for a round - trip business class award.

If you can find award space on Delta or Alaska Airlines on the outbound flight but not on the dates you need to return, you could book a one - way award with Flying Blue and a one - way award on United Airlines or American Airlines with another program.

Don't use Asia Miles to search for award space on flights operated by Cathay Pacific if you are not using Asia Miles to book.

Most flights have a fixed awards cost based on distance and typically don't adjust too much based on when you book.

Korean Air SkyPass miles will not be a go - to for economy class awards, but they are a solid way to book business class awards on Delta flights.

Delta doesn't make award flights as seamless as others like American Airlines, but it is possible to find and book something amazing!

Since stopovers and open - jaw flights are not allowed, you may want to book several one - way awards.

This is a good option if you're not flexible with your travel dates, are booking last - minute flights, or don't want to fuss with finding award seats.

If you don't already have a stash of Aeroplan points, you can transfer American Express Membership Rewards points from your Business Platinum Card from American Express Open to Aeroplan, or book an Air Canada flight as a partner award through United.

Booking online is the easiest, but not all the airlines are great at showing availability for award flights.

A Companion Award eVoucher can only be used if and when the Eligible Member is booking a Reward flight using Avios points (i.e. can not be booked using a combination of Avios points and cash or a charge to the Card) and can not be combined with any other offer, promotion, mileage or frequent flyer programme.

Virgin Atlantic agents are not always well - versed in researching and booking partners award flights.

You can NOT book a one - way award flight with ANA.

On the other hand, I don't use the JetBlue card frequently, but I do book JetBlue award flights every so often.

Etihad may not be able to book awards on these flights.

If Delta has award availability on a flight you want, this fee probably shouldn't be enough to stop you from transferring your miles and booking the ticket, but it's something to be aware of nonetheless.

While that's not the best value, award flights booked through Amex Travel do accrue both redeemable and elite qualifying miles.

Because you can't transfer your points directly to the partners, you'll have to search for award flights and then call AAdvantage (1-800-433-7300) to book the flights.

I love making tentative bookings with Southwest because the airline doesn't levy any change or cancellation fees on its tickets, even for award flights.

Korean Air SkyPass miles will not be a go - to for economy class awards, but they are a solid way to book business class awards on Delta flights.

Hawaiian Airlines does not always present the most lucrative options for booking award flights, but there are a few sweet spots travelers can leverage if they've amassed a healthy balance of HawaiianMiles.

The most important of those advantages is that US airlines don't typically charge fuel surcharges on award tickets booked on their own flights, and often don't pass along their partners» fuel surcharges.

If you don't see the flights you want or see the airlines you need, you can always call their North American service line at [phone] to book your award.

While there aren't many airlines that fly between the U.S. and Australia, you do have a number of great options to book award flights with your miles and points.

Similar to airlines previously mentioned, these awards can not be booked on flights operated by Virgin Australia's other partners.

If the flight doesn't show on Singapore Airlines, call Singapore Airlines «Houston, Los Angeles, New York, or San Francisco offices to book the award.

While this isn't a perfect solution, it still allows you to help friends and family book award flights.

However, you can not book one way awards involving SAS, TAP Portugal or Virgin Atlantic flights.

Unfortunately, American does not allow for stopovers, so if you'd like to visit Hawaii on your way to Fiji or someplace else in the Pacific afterwards, you'd need to book two separate award flights.

Noting the specific dates you'd like to take each of these flights also greatly decreases the likelihood of United's award engine timing out and returning an error not because a booking is invalid but simply because it has too many variables to process in the time allowed by the booking engine.

Since Delta doesn't publish an official award chart anymore, it can be tough to determine the lowest price available for a given flight you want to book.

Although this isn't the absolute best value you can get out of your Ultimate Rewards points, you don't have to worry about award flights or nights not being available when you want to travel if you book this way.

If you can't find award space on Delta, you can also book an award flight on Alaska Airlines for 60,000 miles.

You can speak with Delta via online chat or over the phone and they can add the connecting flight so you don't have to book separate awards.