Sentences with phrase «n't search for award availability»

For example, even though I used American Airlines miles to book Cathay Pacific first class flights, I didn't search for award availability on the AA website.

Not exact matches

All of these airlines can be searched on delta.com for award availability, however, results for China Eastern and China Southern frequently display award availability that isn't there (it will have an error if you try to purchase) and connecting itineraries often incorrectly price each segment additively rather than as a single one - way.

I don't know where you're flying from, but I searched availability in July — a peak travel time — from Chicago to Honolulu, and found award tickets typically available for between 60,000 and 70,000 miles round - trip.

However, Air France / KLM's ability to search for SkyTeam partner award space is better as Delta sometimes doesn't show availability when it actually exists.

Until recently, Korean Air did not provide a way to search online for award availability on any of its partner airlines.

Things didn't start well when BA.com refused to offer me ANY Iberia flights when I searched for award availability on the one day I'm free to do this trip.

I search for award availability past the dates I'm willing to travel so that my award doesn't expire before Etihad has a chance to release inventory

If you search for economy class by default on a carrier that has four cabins, you will not see first class award availability.

When I searched for availability from the US to Auckland with United on Aeroplan's website, I found a lot of United award availability for flights 5 + months out and decent availability for flights only a couple of months out but it wasn't the kind of availability I liked.

Since other partner airlines aren't available to be booked online, it makes it difficult to search for award availability.

The flights I was looking for were shown on united.com (not on the BA award search, as mentioned in the previous post, since it's only for BA and not partners), but in my exploring, I did discover the Avios.com site that would seem to have the ability to search all Avios award availability.

American Airlines charges 57,500 miles in each direction for a Business Class award on airberlin (taxes and fees come to under $ 100) and, unlike not too long ago, you can now search for airberlin award availability on AA.com.

If you only search on Aeroplan or ANA, you won't have a full picture of the Singapore Airlines award availability for Singapore Airlines members.

A lot of alliance partners don't allow you to search for award availability for other partners on their website and that's really annoying because that means you'll always have to call in to book and you're not sure what that airline is seeing in terms of award availability.

The United Airlines award search tool on United.com is useful but flawed, because it does not show award availability for some partners.

You can search one way or round trip, and don't forget to use their useful «View Calendar of BA Availability» button to search for the award space you need.

In short, when searching for award availability, the cost of interisland and North American round - trip tickets will be 2,500 to 5,000 miles less than HawaiianMiles members who don't have a co-branded card.

In my experience, customer service agents are not very good at searching partner award availability so you want to rely on your own searches for this to make the process as smooth as painless as possible.

British Airways is not as easy to search for flexible dates for partner award availability.

So a trick you can do is to search for award availability on your route on a day you know BA doesn't have any availability, and the site will ask you if you want to search BA's partners as well.