Sentences with phrase «saver level award tickets»

If you're not familiar with how award space works, this post about American Airlines saver level award tickets gives a little more info (which applies to most airlines).

Miles earned on your Platinum Delta SkyMiles card can be redeemed for a variety of awards, but the best value is realized on saver level award tickets.

If Global Services member books a cash ticket, she or he may bring along a companion for the cost of a saver level award ticket.

Use Delta or KLM / AirFrance to find saver level award ticket availability, then book the ticket on Korean Air's website.

Not exact matches

Regardless of what happens to the cash price of a United ticket, an award ticket will cost one of two possible amounts: a «saver» level price in miles, and a «standard» price.

These Reduced Mileage Awards can save you up to 7,500 miles per person on round - trip tickets purchased at the saver level.

Saver level economy award tickets for domestic flights can offer good value for your miles, but they may be difficult to find.

Unfortunately, this means it would cost 160,000 Delta SkyMiles to book an award ticket, which is double the saver level mileage cost of 80,000 miles.

There are three types of economy awards (super saver, saver and refundable) and two types of first class awards (refundable and nonrefundable), along with two levels of Money + Miles tickets.

Since the cost of award tickets are based on the price of the Value fare, you'll get the same 2.89 cents per point for any route unless the cheapest Saver level fare is available.

~ 13,000 points for two tickets is a much better deal than 50,000 miles for award seats on United (which didn't have any saver - level award space, that day or the next).

This is assuming award tickets are available at the saver level.

It rarely makes sense to book an award ticket at anything other than the lowest mileage rates, often called Saver levels.

Now, Delta is notoriously bad for award flights, because they often don't make anything available at the lowest level saver tickets.

Here's a predicament I find myself in for a summer trip to Hawaii: Megan and I are going to Kauai and Maui, there is saver - level award space for only the outbound portion of our journey, we're both trying to get status with Alaska's Mileage Plan, and the tickets are ridiculously expensive (Scenario 1).