Sentences with phrase «same flight with cash»

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However, the United award chart shows that business class saver tickets only cost 60,000 each way, or 120,000 round - trip for the same exact flight, a quarter of how many miles or points you would have needed with cash back or a statement credit.

We assumed the cash value was the cost to take the same flight, or stay in the same hotel as the one you're booking with miles or points.

Of course when booking the return miles tickets with the British Airways miles you'll want to check at the same time for the cost of tickets on those same flights in cash to see which option among those available with miles are cheapest.

Plus, you'll earn airline miles on your paid flight because it's essentially the same as paying with cash!

The same flight booked with cash came back at a gulp - inducing $ 1,088.70.

A pass holder can book their flight with either cash or points; once it's ticketed, they can add a second passenger on for the same flight either via Southwest.com or by phone.

To find the taxes and surcharges, you will need to search for the same flight as if you were buying it with cash.

That same flight costs nearly $ 800 if you buy it with cash, making the travel reward a much better deal than if you used those 50,000 points on, say, the $ 500 TV being offered through Ultimate Rewards.

Compare the total cost of the award with the cash price for the same flights and you'll have a very good idea if buying miles will save you money.

A Member who books five qualifying revenue roundtrip flights (or 10 one way revenue flights) through Southwest Airlines to or from a qualifying Southwest served California airport between July 7, 2016 and October 31, 2016 with travel completed between July 7, 2016 and October 31, 2016 will qualify for Companion Pass which entitles Member to designate a companion to fly for free (does not include taxes and fees from $ 5.60 one way) anywhere with the Member on the same Southwest Airlines flight that is purchased (with cash or points) by the Member.

Free hotel rooms and flights are all nice perks, but for some, the real allure of credit card points is the chance to cash in on once - in - a-lifetime experiences — like standing with your father on the same baseball field where legends are made and asking a sports star to sign your daughter's baseball.