Sentences with phrase «percent of the miles»

They've driven 80 percent of their miles in pure - electric mode, and typically go 900 - plus miles between fill - ups.

What's even better is that when cardholders redeem their rewards, they get 10 percent of their miles back, period.

Every time you book an award flight using your American Airlines miles, the airline will give you back 10 percent of the miles you spent, up to 10,000 miles per calendar year.

But the best benefit of this card is the 10 percent redemption rebate program: Every time you book an award flight using your American Airlines miles, the airline will give you back 10 percent of the miles you spent, up to 10,000 miles per calendar year.

The actual expense method means my deduction does not depend on the total miles I drove for business but on the percent of the miles I drove for business.

That being said, the AA card gives you back up to 10 percent of the miles you redeem each year for up to 10,000 miles.

If you're a general Free Spirit member, you'll earn 50 percent of the miles flown as redeemable miles.

You will also receive 10 percent of your miles back when you redeem with the AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite MasterCard.

Plus, every time you redeem miles, you automatically get 5 percent of your miles back.

Business class tickets in the C, D, J or X fare buckets will get 100 percent of the miles flown.

Unlike the British Airways program in which all of your earned miles are pooled as a family, JetBlue allows you to determine the percent of your miles that will go into the Family Pooling Account, with 10 percent of each activity being the least amount you can contribute.

The only added perk of achieving VIP status is that you'll get 200 percent of the miles flown for refundable fares.

You have to have at least 70 percent of the miles, though.

Normally you earn 50 percent of the miles flown for nonrefundable tickets and 100 percent for the more expensive refundable fares.

Delta tickets earn 25 to 200 percent of miles flown based on fare class.

Earning miles / points: Earn from 50 to 400 percent of miles flown on Virgin, 50 to 200 percent of miles flown on Delta, and 50 to 150 percent of miles flown on Hawaiian, depending on fare class.

Earning miles / points: Earn from 25 to 300 percent of miles flown on Lufthansa, United, and other carriers, depending on fare class.

Earning miles / points: Earn up to 200 percent of miles flown on Korean and up to 150 percent miles flown on partners, depending on fare class.

Elite status will get you 150 percent of the miles flown, and VIP status earns 200 percent.

You'll also get 5 percent of the miles you redeem back into your account so you can use them for the next redemption.

You'll get 25 percent off in - flight purchases and 10 percent of your miles back when you redeem them for American Airlines flights.

Full - fare tickets require 100 percent of the miles required for an award ticket to upgrade (i.e., if an economy award between London and Bahrain is 24,000 miles one way, you'll need 24,000 miles to upgrade to the next class), and discount fares require 150 percent of the miles.

Non-domestic one - way awards cost 60 percent of the miles of round - trip tickets on China Airlines and aren't allowed on partners

One - way upgrades cost 25 percent of the miles required for a round - trip business class ticket.

You can also earn status points on partner flights, but only 10 - 80 percent of the miles flown depending on the airline and fare class of your ticket.

After March 1, that same flight will only earn 75 percent of the miles flown.

If you book a discounted economy ticket in fare buckets K, L, M, N, S or V, you'll only get 50 percent of the miles.

Going forward, only the highest - priced economy fares Y, B and H will receive 100 percent of the miles flown.

If you're a general Free Spirit member, you'll earn 50 percent of the miles flown as redeemable miles.

Although some discounted fares only earn 70 percent of the miles flown, flights on Star Alliance carriers also earn miles.

American topped the list with a whopping 886,950 miles, which is 18 percent of the miles offered by all of the airlines we surveyed combined.

But you still earn a minimum of 75 percent of miles on even the cheapest fares.

Not only do you get a full - sized carry - on bag, but 100 percent of your miles count toward elite status.

As of the end of December 2012, United Continental expected 25 percent of its miles earned are expected to expire or go unredeemed.

The Rewards: Receive two miles per $ 1 spent on all purchases with no caps or categories and receive 5 percent of your miles back each time you redeem to be used on a future redemption.

Often members will lose 50 percent to 90 percent of the miles» or points» original values.

Then, at the end of the year, you get 10 percent of the miles you spent back.

A Consumer Reports survey of U.S. motorcycles and scooters found that bike owners ride an average of 1,000 miles per year — 82 percent of those miles for recreation and 38 percent for commuting.

Not exact matches

While digital technology and tools may cut research time down and help pinpoint cost - saving deals, 90 percent of shopping still occurs within three to five miles of consumers» homes.

Researchers who conducted months of aerial and underwater surveys of the 2,300 - kilometer (1,400 - mile) reef off Australia's east coast found that around 35 percent of the coral in the northern and central sections of the reef are dead or dying, said Terry Hughes, director of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies at James Cook University in Queensland state.

That's down three points from 2015, when 56 percent of respondents reported not having taken a vacation in a year and 41 percent admitted to having not been on a leisure trip of at least a week to a place 100 miles or more from home in more than two years.

Approximately 60 million Americans use their cars for work - related trips, but 50 percent of them are not capturing that deduction, according to a survey by the mile - tracking app MileIQ.

Unlike the Capital One card, however, the Arrival Plus lets you get the equivalent of 2 percent cash back in miles.

They both accept points as opposed to miles travelled as payment for seating, and each had availability for 100 percent of requests.

A 2015 survey of nearly 2,000 U.S. employees conducted by Quantum Workplace and Limeade found that respondents were 38 percent more engaged and 18 percent more likely to go the extra mile when they felt their employers cared about their well - being.

Joly said in the letter he felt confident about retaining customers and transitioning them to the company's larger stores and website, adding 85 percent of Best Buy's mobile stores are within three miles of one of its big box stores.

«We feel good about the opportunity to retain customers and transition them to another one of our sales channels,» Joly wrote in the letter, adding that 85 percent of Best Buy's mobile stores are within 3 miles of one of its big - box stores.

Complementary research from academics Xavier Drèze and Joseph C. Nunes conclusively shows that airline miles incentivize customers even when they are meaningless (taking into account that 90 percent of airline miles never get used, they are essentially meaningless).

FUEL ECONOMY - Diesels can get up to 30 percent more miles per gallon of fuel than similar gas powered cars and can be more economical than gasoline - electric hybrids.

The region is centered in the middle of the U.S., at the cross-section of international air, rail, interstate and major rivers; within 500 miles of one - third of the U.S. population and 1,500 miles of 90 percent of the people in North America.