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Scott reported about the KrisFlyer devaluation last month but in case you forgot (or weren't aware), Singapore Airlines» KrisFlyer program will devalue their Star Alliance partner award chart on December 7, 2017.

Not exact matches

Maximize credit card rewards miles redemption with partner airlines — On most award charts you will find «sweet spots» where a particular award is priced very competitively and offers a better value.
Starting March 22, 2016, American Airlines will replace its current award chart for flights on American Airlines and its airline partners.
However, if you can find award space on partners like American Airlines, you can get a lot of value from their distance - based award chart.
Unfortunately, these programs are difficult to use for redemption on partner airlines, and there are no advantages to using them anyway since their award charts are quite stingy.
For travel on partner airlines, consult the partner award chart for each.
While US Airways miles can be used for award flights across all its new oneworld partners, the off - peak award chart only applies to awards on US Airways operated flights.
Since I can redeem United miles on their partner airlines, in this case Lufthansa, at the same mileage cost as on United metal, using the current award chart I'll pay 100,000 United miles and $ 97 in taxes and fees.
You can use the LifeMiles award calculator to look up flights on Avianca, but most people are interested in the partner award chart.
The distance - based award chart can be great for short - haul flights and sweet - spot redemptions on partner airlines.
For ClassicFlight awards, Air Canada's award chart is usually better than many of its partners, including United, but the airline often passes on fuel surcharges levied by partners.
If you need to connect on American Airlines (or another partner airline) to get to your flight on Japan Airlines, you will need to use the partner award chart to determine the number of miles required.
For more information on rewards with Virgin Atlantic partner airlines, check out the Virgin Atlantic partners» award charts.
If you want to fly on multiple partners airlines, or if you want to fly on a partner without including travel on Cathay Pacific, then you must use the oneworld multi-carrier award chart.
Maximize credit card rewards miles redemption with partner airlines — On most award charts you will find «sweet spots» where a particular award is priced very competitively and offers a better value.
Delta Air Lines devalued their partner awards overnight without notice, Virgin Atlantic devalued their award chart for flights on Delta, and Etihad cut one of their coolest perks for premium cabin passengers: chauffeur service.
Alaska miles can be redeemed for free tickets both on Alaska's award chart as well as a wide variety of partner award charts.
While Singapore Airlines has one award chart for all Star Alliance partners, it has a separate one for flights on Virgin Atlantic.
For example, United Airlines has very generous award chart that permits a free stopover on all international round - trip awards, but its MileagePlus program will sometimes charge twice as many miles for partner awards vs. an award on its own planes.
For partner awards, Japan Airlines uses a distance - based award chart that is divided into tiers based on the number of flight miles.
American did something similar in 2014, and United created an entirely separate award chart for partner awards that can cost much more compared to flying on its own planes.
While award space on these six partner airlines can be found online, keep in mind that they still fall under a different award chart than flights on Japan Airlines.
Awards are distance based and have different award charts depending on the type of partner you are flying.
If you have a flight on a partner, you will need to refer to ANA's partner award chart.
The standard Asia Miles award chart is displayed below, which applies when flying on Cathay Pacific or up to one partner:
Promo awards, offering 25 - 50 percent off the standard award chart, are available each month for select flights, but most passengers will spend the bulk of their miles on classic awards, which can be used on any partner airline but not on first class cabins.
You can visit American's website to find the current award chart for travel booked on or before March 21, as well as the new award charts for travel on American and travel on partner airlines when booked on or after March 22.
While economy class awards aren't changing much, there will be some significant increases in the cost of business and first class awards on American Airlines» partners — flights on American Airlines have their own award chart.
The airline's partner award chart has a few excellent redemptions that beat U.S. programs on the following routes:
The United award chart saw some increases, but not as many or as severe as the bloodbath on the partner chart.
Under the new program, the best values are on specific routes, but since there are two different award charts, they differ depending on whether you're flying on Asiana or a partner airline.
First we will focus on the chart for flying on Asiana metal, and then take a look at their partner award chart.
This is an interesting converse to United's decision to greatly increase its partner award charts while imposing modest changes on its own flights.
With that said, let's take a look at some of the award chart redemptions for Avianca LifeMiles on Star Alliance partners.
There will now be two award charts — one for travel on United Airlines and one for travel on Star Alliance partners.
JAL, which uses a distance - based award chart for redemptions on partner airlines, has the same rate of 40,000 miles for some routes, but it can go up to 55,000 miles or more to certain destinations.
Although United devalued their award chart while I was «on the treadmill» racking up points & miles, and business class awards on partner airlines went from 100k to 140k round - trip I still felt it was a good use of points.
The airline has also created a whole new chart for redemptions on partner airlines (it currently uses a single chart for all awards, whether on United itself or otherwise).
Vietnam Airlines has separate award charts for its own flights and for flights on partner airlines, including SkyTeam members.
There are two types of award chart that American Airlines uses; one for travel on American Airlines aircraft and the other is for travel on partner airlines.
If planning to travel on AA Metal check out AA awards and if traveling on a mixture of AA planes and their partners or only their partner, check out AA's Partner Award Chart.
In terms of using them for air travel, you use the award booking chart for your airline which will let you know how many miles it will take to fly from say the U.S. to Europe or intra-Europe on a partner.
Etihad is an American Airlines partner so you can use Etihad Guest miles for travel on American and, somewhat strangely, the Etihad award chart for travel on American Airlines is more generous than American's own award chart (click to enlarge):
If you were thinking, like me, that it might still be worth sticking around with United after the recent award chart changes, think again because now you might very well lose your status in addition to affordable awards on Star Alliance partners.
The same is not true for partner airlines and companion awards, which operate on separate, fixed - priced award charts.
Etihad partners with American Airlines and, for reasons I'm not too clear on, the Etihad award chart for travel on American Airlines is more generous than American's own (click to enlarge):
The changes to the Economy Class award chart on partner airlines is where the most variance is to be seen:
The first is the American Air award chart which is for travel on AA metal only and the second one is for travel on their OneWorld and Other partner airlines.
Southwest Airlines does not have any award chart redemptions per say so this post will differ from the previous posts on Ultimate Rewards» partners.
For example, if you fly from Philadelphia (PHL) on American Airlines to Chicago (ORD) to catch a Japan Airlines flight to Tokyo Narita (NRT), you will need to look at the partner award chart to determine how many miles will be required.
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