Sentences with phrase «premium cabin award seats»

Korean Air offers an excellent product, reasonable prices and a lot of availability, with anywhere from two to four premium cabin award seats on many flights.

There are also some premium cabin award seats available, though not nearly as many as you will find in economy.

For a trip this complicated — and any time you're looking for premium cabin award seats for more than 1 person — that timeframe is normal and strongly suggested.

Nonetheless, this is where you'll get the most value for your points, particularly when it comes to premium cabin award seats on long - haul flights.

If you'd like to visit some South Pacific islands, KrisFlyer miles can be a great choice over United miles if you want to book a premium cabin award seat.

Travelling in premium cabins is a dream for most of us, but it can be reality if you can redeem frequent flyer miles for a premium cabin award seat.

Not exact matches

Booking a premium cabin award aboard Lufthansa through a partner airline is very difficult since the carrier reserves most those seats for its own frequent flyer program members.

Most airlines just release 1 to 2 premium cabin seats per route so even if you're incredibly aggressive with searching for award seats, you may never have a chance.

Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer members have access to premium cabin awards (such as first and Suites class seats) not released to other partner airlines.

Flights between L.A. and Sydney feature a 777 - 300ER with excellent configuration in both first and business class cabins, but premium class seats on this route are virtually impossible to get at saver award rates.

Under this type of program, Cathay would only award status - earning points to travellers who purchase premium cabin seats or the most expensive economy class seats (which are often just as expensive as the cheapest premium cabin seats).

Economy cabin awards on this route are often easier than premium seat redemptions.

On the negative side the aircraft swap will see the route go from having 53 premium cabin seats (16 First Class and 37 Business Class) to just 30 Business Class seats — not good news for upgrades or awards.

United Airlines may not have many cabins that one would call aspirational (The latest Polaris seats on the 777 - 300ER are nice but there's hardly any of them in service) but it offers far better award availability than American Airlines and requires considerably fewer miles for premium cabin awards than Delta — that makes it a valuable transfer option to have.

Just keep in mind that Singapore Airlines often restricts awards for their premium cabins to their own members, so you might struggle to find any open seats to book with Virgin America miles.

While you can't redeem points for Even More Space seats (premium economy), you can often buy up to that section of the cabin using cash after you've made your award reservation.

There's no way to get an outsized value by scouring award charts or splurging on premium cabin seats.

Although BofA points might not be worth as much as Citi ThankYou points or Chase Ultimate Rewards points, for those who value flexibility when redeeming (and might not be trying to redeem for premium - cabin award seats), the Premium Rewards card is tough to beat since it has such a high earn for cardholders who are members of the BofA Preferred Rewards program.