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If you're interested in more info, specifically on which partners ANA passes on fuel surcharges with, check out my new ANA Miles post.

Well, I just wanted to note that AA doesn't pass on fuel surcharges with any of their partners except British Airways.

It is actually a good price, although the disadvantage of using FB instead of AA or USA is that they do still pass on fuel surcharges with most airlines.

Fortunately, when flying to Paris you won't have to deal with anything like the Air Passenger Duty (APD) fee that you get hit with on your trips to London, but you will want to keep an eye on fuel surcharges with each carrier.

Not exact matches

Fly from U.S. East East Coast to Dublin on Aer Lingus for only 13,000 Avios each way in economy off - peak, with low fuel surcharges.

Enjoy waiver on the surcharge of 2.5 % on all petrol / fuel purchased with your Platinum Select Debit Card.

Additionally, the first class and business class experiences on partner airlines (with low fuel surcharges) make United MileagePlus miles some of the best redemptions out there.

Unlike using Korean Air SkyPass to book award tickets on Delta to London, you won't get hit with high fuel surcharges.

> Value: Avianca LifeMiles are useful for United and other Star Alliance partner flights, with no fuel surcharges on international awards.

Fortunately, you won't be hit with any fuel surcharges on either of these bookings.

Fly from U.S. East East Coast to Dublin on Aer Lingus for only 13,000 Avios each way in economy off - peak, with low fuel surcharges.

It is possible to save on fuel surcharges by redeeming for Lufthansa First with other airlines, like United, but you'll end up spending a ton more miles!

American Airlines does not charge a fuel surcharge on any flights, EXCEPT on partner flights with British Airways or Iberia.

You will want to be careful who you fly with to avoid fuel surcharges, but flights on Air Berlin and Aer Lingus to Europe will generally have low surcharges.

Hot Tip: Flying to Asia also carries lower fuel surcharges compared with flying directly to Japan on ANA — even when your flights to Asia go through Japan!

Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines, British Airways, and ANA almost always impose fuel surcharges on award tickets booked with their miles.

If you have these miles, I recommend you think about trips you can take on routes that don't have fuel surcharges to begin with.

Aeroplan award redemptions are hit with fuel surcharges (YQ) on certain flights, including those operated by Air Canada.

Using a Star Alliance partner award, anywhere in North America to Hawaii on United is 17,500 miles each way for economy class or 30,000 miles each way for first class (on a two - cabin plane) with no fuel surcharges.

However, there is a way around these fuel surcharges if you're willing to do some digging and spend some time on the phone with an American Airlines booking agent.

Fortunately, you won't be hit with any fuel surcharges on either of these bookings.

With Virgin Atlantic and Virgin Australia, things get more expensive because many foreign carriers impose fuel surcharges on award tickets.

Even if I want to fly Virgin Atlantic, I'll book it with Delta miles and avoid the fuel surcharges, and I'll use up whatever Flying Club miles I currently have left on Delta tickets.

This would result in hundreds in extra fuel surcharges when compared with flying on American or other OneWorld carriers like AirBerlin, Aer Lingus and others, and as such is to be avoided.

Sometimes, certain airlines have higher taxes, certain destinations have higher taxes, or you'll be charged higher fuel surcharges depending on what airline rewards program you book with.

You can use United miles to redeem with any Star Alliance partner just like you would on United itself, and without any fuel surcharges.

If you're desperate to fly on Virgin Atlantic, you're better off doing it with Delta miles and skipping the fuel surcharges.

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BA will also impose higher fuel surcharges on most longer flights, but you can avoid those with shorter distance flights.

ANA Mileage Club often passes on fuel surcharges when you book award flights, but these surcharges are not required when booking with their Star Alliance partner United Airlines.

Avios partners with Alaska Airlines and American Airlines, making it easy to redeem your Avios points on any of these carriers for flights in North America without paying fuel surcharges.

When redeeming with American, it's also possible to avoid the prohibitive fuel surcharges that BA levies on its own flights.

Fuel surcharges are going to be significant if you want to fly British Airways in First Class, but using your miles is still a great way to access a ticket that would otherwise cost $ 5,000 or more one - way — especially if you can pair your redemption with a Travel Together Ticket earned by spending on British Airway's co-branded credit card.

Some things to bear in mind are that you will want to avoid flying on British Airways operated flights as those come with very heavy fuel surcharges (often more than a cash fare would have cost you).

Virgin is not the best use of rewards points — adding heavy fuel surcharges to flights across the Atlantic — but you may be able to find good values on domestic flights with some of Virgin's airline partners.

Alitalia charges large fuel surcharges on its own flights and partner airline flights, but, if you do some searching, you can find good values despite the surcharges and you can sometimes get a lower fuel surcharge by booking a partner airline through Alitalia than directly with that airline.

You'll need to look out for fuel surcharges on some flights, as well as navigate a phone reservations line to book flights with partner airlines.

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I originally started collecting them thinking I'd suck up the fuel surcharges flying Boston to London on Virgin Atlantic Upper Class with good award availability.

It is possible to save on fuel surcharges by redeeming for Lufthansa First with other airlines, like United, but you'll end up spending a ton more miles!

If you redeem for flights on British Airways, you will get hit with some friendly fuel surcharges drastically reducing the value of your miles.

Hot Tip: Flying to Asia also carries lower fuel surcharges compared with flying directly to Japan on ANA — even when your flights to Asia go through Japan!

Unfortunately, I don't see Star Alliance partners like Asiana, Air China, and Thai Airways on the no fuel surcharge list, so if you end up booking with them, you'll probably have to pay some fees.

Unfortunately, fuel surcharges will still be imposed on partner bookings, but you can always avoid or mitigate those fees by flying with United.

However, there are some sweet spots like a North America to Hawaii economy award on United for only 35,000 miles with no fuel surcharges.

There are no fuel surcharges for flights on Delta with Virgin Atlantic miles, but one - way redemptions are not allowed.

As stated, ANA will pass on heavy fuel surcharges with many of its partners but United is an exception.

On these routes, fuel surcharges can be an issue with Aeroplan but you can get around them by booking with the following airlines:

Generally, when going to Europe it's recommended to use Avios on partner airlines in order to avoid the high fuel surcharges that you get hit with on British Airways when flying through London.

It's not very well known to a lot of travelers but it offers some of the best redemptions to South America on Star Alliance partners and you can book those awards with no fuel surcharges.