Sentences with phrase «others flying business class»

It's so nice to be able to live vicariously through others flying business class, even if the experience wasn't perfect.

Not exact matches

You can fly round - trip from Los Angeles to Tahiti in economy class for only 60,000 Korean Air miles, or in business class for 90,000 miles on Air France (or try one of their other partners).
Don't: Flying Blue is not great for booking business class, as the points required are often way more than other transfer partners.
Business and first class will set you back a little bit more, but still will be very reasonable compared with flying some other carriers with your British Airways Avios.
You may fly on Alaska — but not on other partners — for no additional miles in order to connect to a partner flight, so you could theoretically fly from as far as Orlando or Fort Lauderdale to Seattle in First Class on Alaska, then onwards in Business Class on Cathay Pacific from Seattle to Hong Kong and Hong Kong to Johannesburg, taking the extreme long way around the globe.
EVA Air's reverse herringbone business class seats are a great way to fly, but it's their other amenities that really set them apart from the competition.
If you love flying business class, you can sometimes go one island to the other via Paris on Air Mauritius or Air France.
To / from Detroit, Delta One suites are not available to partners at all and are priced at a remarkable 200,000 Skymiles each way (as a comparison, you can fly on other planes for as low as 80,000 Skymiles one - way in business class).
We generally would not recommend spending 115,000 Delta miles to fly business class, as there are a handful of other airlines that offer much more economical awards to Australia and the South Pacific.
You can fly round - trip from Los Angeles to Tahiti in economy class for only 60,000 Korean Air miles, or in business class for 90,000 miles on Air France (or try one of their other partners).
Business and first class will set you back a little bit more, but still will be very reasonable compared with flying some other carriers with your British Airways Avios.
Don't: Flying Blue is not great for booking business class, as the points required are often way more than other transfer partners.
Unfortunately, the business class redemptions with Flying Blue to South America are not very good at all and you can do much better if you can book with other airlines.
Unlike other airlines, Singapore Airlines does not allow Star Alliance Gold members flying in economy class into their First or Business Class Lounges at Singapore Changi Airclass into their First or Business Class Lounges at Singapore Changi AirClass Lounges at Singapore Changi Airport.
You might be able to save some miles by flying business or first class compared to other Star Alliance partners, but overall, this region is the weakness for Singapore Airlines.
The Dreamliner's Business Class cabin is reputedly nicer than the Business Class cabin on the A380 (our other option) and I had never flown in the British Airways 787 - 9 so it would make for a good review.
Business class flights out of the UK can be considerably more expensive than departures out of other EU countries (thanks to APD) so more flights out of the EU could benefit UIK travellers who are prepared to position themselves to fly out of another EU country.
Gold Members can guest up to 5 other flyers into the Business Class lounges only as long as all passengers are flying on the same record locator.
SkyTeam may have Delta but I don't see too many other airlines in that alliance that I want to fly and that regularly offer good Business Class deals on routes I want to fly.
While you lose the option to fly in Virgin Australia's new Business Class you do get more opportunities to fly in Etihad's excellent premium cabins so things roughly balance each other out.
Passengers flying in business and select economy class fares will receive 20,000 bonus miles for every round trip, while passengers in all other economy class fares will receive 10,000 AAdvantage bonus miles for every round trip.
One the other hand, flying JFK - DUS is good value in both Economy and Business Class using Avios.
There are so many other options that are cheaper with both miles and fees, that it's often hard to justify using Flying Blue for long - haul business class fights.
Avianca or Copa can take you there too, and Avianca flies a Dreamliner with a great business class cabin between New York and Bogota and on to other South American destinations, but the flights are short, less than 6 hours.
While this series is about maximizing business class awards with Membership Rewards, it's logical that many might be tempted to transfer other points like Chase Ultimate Rewards to Flying Blue since they are also partners.
The rates are also among the best (if not the best) for flying from other regions to Hong Kong, such as Europe where you can fly a one - way in first class for 70,000 miles and business class for 42,500.
You can fly business class at a price others charge for premium economy and regardless of plane type, that's a great deal!
First business class flight with EVA and in as much as I'm happy flying economy with them, their business class seems to be on par with many other airlines first class.
I have been flying business class with other airlines for a couple of years and has still yet to see PAL rehash their plane seat configuration so I (and my friends) can shift to patronize our very own flag carrier.
Last year, Delta and United each announced a radical transformation of their frequent flier programs, switching from awarding miles based on the distance flown to fare based, rewarding business travelers paying top dollar for first class and last minute flights at the expense of other fliers.
That status will get me 25 % tier bonus Etihad Guest miles on eligible flights; an excess baggage allowance of 10 kilograms; access to the Al Reem Lounge at Abu Dhabi International Airport (even when flying coach), as well as business - class lounges at other airports in the network where offered; and a guaranteed economy - class seat on a sold - out Etihad flight, provided the booking is made in an eligible fare class and requested at least 48 hours prior to scheduled departure.
On the other hand, you're flying in business class instead of economy, meaning a more spacious, more comfortable seat; better food and service; complimentary alcoholic beverages; and so on.
I've flown alot of business class flights with other air lines.
-- With Singapore miles you can fly on Singapore from JFK to Frankfurt in business or first (suites) class and then to Tel Aviv on Lufthansa, which you can't do with other miles.
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