Sentences with phrase «paid a base fare»

Assuming the customer paid a base fare of $ 3,000 for their trip, they'd earn quite a bit more under the new structure — 15,000 miles as a base member and 33,000 as an Executive Platinum.

Companions do not need to pay the base fare but are required to pay any taxes and fees of about $ 10.

Not exact matches

The feature states the total fare a rider will pay based on start and end point of their trip, rather than telling drivers the fare after the trip is completed.

Uber explains that drivers are paid by ride based on mileage they drive and time it takes them, plus the base fare.

As noted at the start of this section, transfer fees are paid incrementally so on that basis, depending on how negotiations would have fared and assuming an average contract duration for new players of four years, the club may have had to commit to as little as # 25m - # 30m for initial instalments.

A unique feature of Wisconsin's pension system adjusts payouts to state workers based on how well the investments are doing, which Monday's report cited as a key factor separating Wisconsin's fully paid system and other states not faring as well.

Until Jan. 26, 2012, only government - imposed taxes and fees assessed on a per - passenger basis, such as passenger facility charges, could be stated separately from the advertised fare, but they had to be clearly disclosed in the advertisement so that passengers could easily determine the full price to be paid.

The only exceptions currently allowed are government - imposed taxes and fees that are assessed on a per - passenger basis, such as passenger facility charges, which may be stated separately from the advertised fare but must be clearly disclosed in the advertisement so that passengers can easily determine the full price they must pay.

The only exception currently allowed is government - imposed taxes and fees that are assessed on a per - passenger basis, such as passenger facility charges, which may be stated separately from the advertised fare but must be clearly disclosed in the advertisement so that passengers can easily determine the full price they must pay.

You'll earn Singapore Airlines miles based on the fare you paid and the distance flown, according to this chart.

Keep in mind that airlines with revenue - based frequent flyer programs (like Southwest) will earn miles or points based on the fare you've paid, NOT the distance flown.

◊ Savings calculated based on pricing available through WestJet on September 12, 2017 for a round - trip flight, Econo fare, from Toronto to Montego Bay, February 17 - 24, 2018, operated by WestJet when using the free first bag paying for the first bag as booked online.

† † Calculation based on the base fare paid for a WestJet - marketed flight purchased directly from WestJet by a member who has reached Gold during the applicable qualifying year, and has used the WestJet RBC World Elite Mastercard with maximum earn potential.

The miles you redeem for your award ticket will always cover the base fare and will never cover the fees and taxes — you pay those.

Plus, all flights paid for with ThankYou Points earn additional points based on the cost of the fare.

Pay with Miles tickets eligible for mileage accrual will earn MQDs for the portion of the base fare and carrier - imposed surcharges remaining and paid in currency after miles are applied to the ticket total.

> EARNING: Members earn points based on fare paid.

For example, last year Southwest Airlines» Rapid Rewards moved to a revenue - based model, which ticked off members who fly on cheaper fares, but pleased those who pay more for last minute, less restricted fares.

Keep in mind that not everyone will pay this much; I could book the exact itinerary next month for $ 1,035 all - in ($ 350 base fare).

When traveling on flights marketed by American, you'll earn miles based on the price paid for your ticket (base fare plus carrier - imposed fees, excluding any government - imposed taxes and fees), multiplied by five (5) for AAdvantage ® members.

Zero and piso fares are just the base fares; you still have to pay for other charges such as taxes, admin fees, insurance, etc., which could amount to a thousand or more.

Visa Signature cardholders who make any combination of Purchases totaling at least $ 1,000 that post to the account within 90 days of the account open date will qualify for a round - trip coach Companion Fare on Alaska Airlines or Virgin America from $ 121 (USD)($ 99 base fare plus taxes and fees, from $ 22 depending on your Alaska Airlines or Virgin America flight itinerary) when traveling with another passenger on a paid published coach airfare on the same itinerary, booked at the same time on alaskaair.Fare on Alaska Airlines or Virgin America from $ 121 (USD)($ 99 base fare plus taxes and fees, from $ 22 depending on your Alaska Airlines or Virgin America flight itinerary) when traveling with another passenger on a paid published coach airfare on the same itinerary, booked at the same time on alaskaair.fare plus taxes and fees, from $ 22 depending on your Alaska Airlines or Virgin America flight itinerary) when traveling with another passenger on a paid published coach airfare on the same itinerary, booked at the same time on alaskaair.com.

In addition, Pay with Miles tickets will earn mileage and MQDs for the portion of the base fare and carrier - imposed surcharges remaining that is paid in currency after miles are applied to the ticket total.

Base fare used to determine Pay with Miles eligibility does not include applicable taxes and fees.

MileagePlus members flying on United and United Express will earn Premier qualifying credits toward Premier status based on the flight distance2 and purchased fare class, with bonuses for paid United PolarisSM first class, United First ®, United Polaris business class, United Business ® or full - fare United Economy ® tickets5.

All Pay with Miles tickets will earn mileage, and will earn Medallion Qualification Dollars, for the portion of the base fare and carrier - imposed surcharges remaining that is paid in currency after miles are applied to the ticket total.

Instead, the award points will be calculated based on the fare paid.

The first, as already mentioned, would work by basing the number of miles earned on the price of the fare paid while the second system would see a Marco Polo club that was much closer in style to Singapore Airlines» PPS Club.

The proposed new system would work by basing the number of miles earned on the price of the fare paid leaving a lost all economy class flyers a lot worse off.

In the second half of 2016, award miles for travel on American marketed flights will be calculated based on what you pay for your ticket (base fare plus carrier - imposed fees, excluding any government - imposed taxes and fees) and your elite status; the higher your status, the more you'll earn.

With the new Rapid Rewards, members earn points based on fare paid.

Your miles cover only the base fare and not any additional fees that Spirit imposes, but the only tax you'll need to pay is just $ 5.60 for the September 11 security fee (for flights that originate in the U.S.).

Before I even begin searching for a fare I already have a good idea of what I'm prepared to pay for the routes I'd like to fly and my parameters are set based on previous experience and the fares I've seen offered in the past.

Discount: Valid for one annual Companion Fare from $ 121 (USD)($ 99 base fare plus taxes and fees from $ 22 depending on your Alaska Airlines flight itinerary) when traveling with another passenger on a paid airfFare from $ 121 (USD)($ 99 base fare plus taxes and fees from $ 22 depending on your Alaska Airlines flight itinerary) when traveling with another passenger on a paid airffare plus taxes and fees from $ 22 depending on your Alaska Airlines flight itinerary) when traveling with another passenger on a paid airfare.

Nonetheless, due to the partnership, United Mileage Plus members can earn miles on Aer Lingus flights... but there are limits based on fare paid.

For trips beginning August 1 or later, a new earning formula kicks in, paying a base rate for non-elites of five miles per dollar spent (including base fare plus carrier fees, but not government fees or taxes).

Instead they're based on the price of a paid fare.

Award mileage accrual for tickets on partner airlines that are not issued by United, and for specialty tickets where United does not know what fare was paid (including unpublished, consolidator, bulk, group and tour tickets), is based on fair class and distance flown, not the cost of the ticket.

Generally, airlines have moved from a system that awards miles based on the distance of the trip to a more complex system that awards miles based on the fare you paid for your seat.

We can go back and forth about what award tickets are worth, and it's not my place to judge whether you should base your redemption value on what a premium fare costs in cash (correct) or instead use the price you believe you would have paid (wrong).

Rather, just as Delta and United have done in recent years, American is introducing a revenue - based structure, in which you'll earn miles based on the fare you've paid (excluding taxes and fees).

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.

And yeah, easier to get to Elite status based now no longer on how many miles you flew, but that X a higher purchase fare code which awards people for paying higher ticket prices — again, something people have been saying for a long time.

PQM and PQS will still be based on the number of paid flight miles traveled and the fare purchased.

The claim is that the miles pay the cost of the base fare only and not the so - called surcharges which are really a part of and meant to be a part of the price of the ticket.

In general cheaper flights will give you a better value per point but regardless you're still paying 72 points per $ 1 on the base fare.

What I can see happening is perhaps more pronounced revenue based earning, either by reducing miles earned in lesser buckets or increasing miles earned in higher priced buckets, or, literally, having earning pegged directly to fare paid.

Delta's mileage - earning details page for the new Skymiles program going into effect January 1 detail how miles will be earned based on fare paid, instead of miles flown.

The common business model is to show you a base fare that is unbelievably low and also completely unbookable without adding on other fees like a fee to pay by credit card.

Minimum redemption rules on flights apply when purchasing an Econo, Flex or Plus fare; the entire base fare must be paid with WestJet dollars when purchasing a Member Exclusive fare.