Sentences with phrase «paid flights planned»

I would only recommend going this route if you have some paid flights planned on Aegean or Olympic, and even then it might not be worthwhile.

If yo have any paid flights planned on Virgin Atlantic, that's a nice discount.

This is a nice added bonus if you have any paid flights planned on United, and it might even make sense to switch a flight to United if you get a good enough bonus offer.

This is a good offer is you fly Alaska and have any paid flights planned.

Not exact matches

A judge agreed that the company's pilots were paid «substantially over market,» granting approval of a reorganization plan that included a 9 percent reduction in pilot pay, plus smaller cuts to flight attendant pay and employee benefits.

«Their plan actually taxes the taxes that New York families pay,» Cuomo told reporters in New York before a flight to Puerto Rico.

Let's check out how many miles you will need to book a round - trip award, as well as the taxes and fees you can expect to pay when booking a flight on Qantas with Alaska Mileage Plan miles.

If you plan to pay for a flight with your points, those points must pay for the entire bill.

Let's check out how many miles you will need to book a round - trip award, as well as the taxes and fees you can expect to pay when booking a flight on Qantas with Alaska Mileage Plan miles.

For more flexible travel plans with fewer miles, use the MileSAAver awards programs to pay for or subsidize your flights.

For some people, paying a fuel surcharge is the only way to fly Lufthansa first class because they need to plan their flights in advance and can't wait to the last minute to book.

These surcharges are for all for Virgin Atlantic flights departing from regions outside of Europe and North America, so if you were planning on flying from say DXB to LHR on Virgin Atlantic's Upper Class, you'd be paying a couple hundred bucks for fees.

I also plan to use miles to book all my flights to the Bay Area and Oregon, since it no longer makes sense to pay ~ $ 200 - 300 for a measly 1,500 EQMs.

Not long ago I was planning a trip to visit family on the other side of the country and I wanted to pay for my flight with miles.

I've been asked a number of times to write a few more posts explaining my thinking when I'm booking my flights (I've already written a general post on how I plan and book my flights) so, when a scenario came about that led me to pay a lot more for a flight than I...

You should also be aware that fuel surcharges and airport levies, which can be as high as $ 200 for a flight, also eat into your CPM; when planning a flight paid with reward miles you need to factor this in as well.

The plan works even better when you use miles and points to pay for your flight.

So you can book an American award flight, but you will have to pay with Alaska Mileage Plan miles.

While I already have most of my flights for 2018 booked and paid for (that's what you call advance planning!)

Be prepared to pay more than you planned, but substantially less than you would pay on an average ticket for the same flight.

The carrier plans to give iPad minis and NFC - enabled cases to flight attendants so they can handle the Apple Pay transactions.

Thanks to award travel, we haven't paid directly out of pocket for flights and most hotels in almost 2 years, and we don't plan on changing that anytime soon!

Airlines are preemptively grounding flights and offering waivers which allows you to change your plans without paying fees.

A nice offer if you're planning to take any paid Delta flights.

Flights from Colombo were suprisingly coming up incredibly cheap, # 114 to be exact... people pay 2 - 3 thousand pounds for package holidays to The Maldives and it was highly unlikely I would ever be one of them so perhaps this would be the only opportunity I would get... So, to plan a trip to a place I seemed to know very little about, I mean The Maldives is just a bunch of islands with beautiful beaches right?

If you're planning on purchasing a neighbor island flight on Hawaiian Airlines, be prepared to (maybe) pay a bit more if you want to check a bag.

This year I plan on directing my paid travel to Delta first class flights when possible, and American economy flights otherwise, in order to maximize my chances of renewing medium - or high - level Alaska Airlines status.

They've already used points to buy two business - class plane tickets to Paris, and they also plan to use miles to pay for their other major flights on the trip.

At last imagine if you book a international flight in business class - pay the much higher price and at last you will seat in such plan!

However, you'll likely want to pay for your bags when you purchase your flight if you plan on using miles from your Barclaycard Arrival Plus, as the minimum redemption is 10,000 points ($ 100).

This doesn't help for advance planning but the approach is to plan your trip with business class awards and be prepared to pay a change fee if you'd like to travel in first and a given Cathay Pacific flight opens in first class.

Pretty good promotion if you value Qmiles and plan to have some paid flights with Qatar.

If you plan to pay for a flight with your points, those points must pay for the entire bill.

Travel delay coverage — in case a weather problem stalls your connecting flight and you have to miss the first day of your retreat spending the night in a Chicago hotel room you hadn't planned on paying for.

In a different situation, i.e., flights are delayed and you can't get to your travel destination, some travel insurance plans will pay for additional transportation and lodging costs if your flight is delayed due to a natural disaster.

Another way to get covered when you first plan your trip and pay all the upfront monies on your flight and hotel is to protect yourself with a travel cancellation policy, just in case something unforeseen comes up and you have to back out of your trip — this coverage would save you thousands of dollars you might have lost.

But what happens when the trip you planned and paid for in full for your Christmas travel ends up being cancelled due to an overbooked flight?

Without travel insurance, you end up paying for the flight cancellation charges or other charges associated with your planned trip.

Some plans also include life insurance for the flight, however, benefits are only paid if the traveler is severely maimed or killed.

The aviation exclusion notes that the insurance company will not pay for death benefits if the policy holder dies in a crash of a private plan, or if he / she is on a commercial flight but not as a passenger.

(MCT)-- People planning to fly during the Thanksgiving or Christmas holiday should book their flights soon or face paying steeper prices or losing out on seats, according to travel experts.