Sentences with phrase «search for partner flights»

The first rule for finding an affordable award flight is to search for partner flights through the major carriers.

Not exact matches

The Department of Transportation is issuing a third «Enhancing Airline Passenger Protections» final rule to enhance protections for air travelers and to improve the air travel environment as follows: expanding the pool of reporting carriers for service quality data; requiring reporting carriers to include service quality data for their domestic scheduled flights operated by their code - share partners; enhancing the Department's code - share disclosure regulation to codify the statutory requirement that carriers and ticket agents must disclose any code - share arrangements on their websites on the first display presented in response to a search of a requested itinerary for each itinerary involving a code - share operation; and prohibiting undisclosed biasing based on carrier identity by carriers and ticket agents in any electronic displays of the fare, schedule or availability information of multiple carriers.

Unlike with Delta award flights, you will have to call Korean Air to book as their online search function only allows you to search for award space on SkyTeam partners.

To find award space on United flights to Sydney (SYD) and book with ANA Mileage Club miles, you simply need to run a search for partner awards on ANA's website.

If you have an airline you're loyal to or you want to book partner flights within a certain alliance, you can specifically search for that.

Because you can't transfer your points directly to the partners, you'll have to search for award flights and then call AAdvantage (1-800-433-7300) to book the flights.

To find award space on United flights to Sydney (SYD) and book with ANA Mileage Club miles, you simply need to run a search for partner awards on ANA's website.

You can search for award tickets on Delta.com and can easily redeem SkyMiles on flights with Delta Air Lines and partner carriers when using their search engine.

While you can simply search for award flights and see the resulting prices for available flights, you may want to scan the partner award charts and search specifically for the carriers that offer the cheapest flights to your destination.

You can choose to search for award flights on any or all partner airlines.

You can search for and book award flights on Delta and many of its partner airlines on Delta's website.

Keep in mind that to keep prices as low as possible, Orbitz often books flights through the operating airline's partners — for example, in the above search for a flight from ORD to LHR, Orbitz is showing a flight operated by American Airlines but booking it through British Airways.

While you can do an online search for Virgin Atlantic flights on their own site, searching partners for awards space isn't so simple.

Three of Delta's partners require other search methods plus a call to Delta to redeem SkyMiles for award flights.

Some of these programs will allow you to search for their own flights plus their partners» flights and book online while others require a little more effort that might involve a second site and a phone call.

Well, now you have a much better option as Singapore Airlines allows you to search for and book award flights with Star Alliance partners online.

Unlike with Delta award flights, you will have to call Korean Air to book as their online search function only allows you to search for award space on SkyTeam partners.

FareNexus Group, with its worldwide association of travel partners, is the most reliable place to search and compare air ticket rates for international and domestic flights.

Their website's search engine allows you to pull up partner flights (and even search for specific partners); however, it gave me errors every single time I tried to continue with a booking to sample total fees.

Asiana's website has decent functionality for Asiana operated flights, but is very bad at pulling up partner space and therefore you will want to search elsewhere.

If you live in the USA and search for flights within the US on British Airways partner airlines, its nearly impossible to find a flight.

You just search for a flight either by city or airport codes, then select one of the desired programs such as CHASE Ultimate Rewards, Citi Thank You Points, AMEX Membership rewards, SPG Preferred Guest, and / or sixty airline programs (sadly they don't have AA as a partner yet).

Search around for a transfer partner that offers a valuable award flight for your trip, and you'll likely be able to get more value out of your points than you would by booking travel directly through Citi.

In order to search for a flight with a partner airline using JMB miles, choose «JMB partner airlines award ticket reservation» instead of the JAL international award ticket option.

Except for flights on American Airlines to Tokyo, searching online for availability on partner airlines originating in North America often triggers the following message, so you'll need to call JAL to book the flight:

One thing to keep in mind is that ANA won't always show you the partners available for booking, so you sometimes you'll need to search United and Aeroplan for flights to Bangkok and then call up ANA to locate the partner award seats.

However, if you're booking a partner airline, it might be a good idea to perform an online search first and see what flights are available for your destination.

To find available award space, search for available flights on the partner airline's website and then call Virgin Atlantic to book.

When searching for flights to Europe with American Airlines you'll see a lot of search results for British Airways and some other partners.

Throughout the search process you'll want to ensure that you have selected «Classic Flight Reward,» which is the Qantas term for partner award travel.

The flights I was looking for were shown on united.com (not on the BA award search, as mentioned in the previous post, since it's only for BA and not partners), but in my exploring, I did discover the Avios.com site that would seem to have the ability to search all Avios award availability.

But again since you've decided to potentially go with alliance partners like United, you'd be able to search for award flights with United that you'll use Singapore Airlines miles on.

Searching about 5 to 6 months out, it was very easy to find awards for partners, such as ANA or Asiana in business class but a bit more difficult for me to find actual United flights on its own metal.

You'll have to call American Airlines to book your flight, since you can't search for the above partners on American's website.

US Airways» award flight search engine, for example, only shows award availability for US Airways operated flights, and none of the partner flights.

I do nt see the option to search for partner airlines, it shows and states only will display BA flights.

Using miles for partner flights online is pretty easy thanks to a comprehensive — but not perfect — online award search engine.

Even though, we're searching for award flights on British Airways and using British Airways currency, Avios, the actual flight booked will likely be flown by one of their partners.

Unfortunately American does not prominently disclose that these partners are missing during the process of searching for an award, meaning many members pay more than they need to on American's own flights, thinking the website represents all available options.

You can still book award flights on these partners by searching for award availability on other Oneworld airlines» websites; via ExpertFlyer; or by calling AA and seeing what's available.

As it's not possible to book partner flights or search for seats online, you'll need to look for available award seats on the partner airlines website.

Anytime you are looking to book award flights with a partner, it is usually helpful to first go to the airline that is operating your flight to search for award space.

* You can also use Delta's website to search for availability but keep in mind that in order to book a Delta flight with either of the Ultimate Rewards Skyteam partners, there must be award space available at the saver level on Delta.

That's not only because United has such wide coverage here in the US as well as an extensive international route network that includes many of the longest flights to / from the country, but also because its website is a decent tool for searching Star Alliance availability, and MileagePlus is one of the travel transfer partners of the Chase Ultimate Rewards program.

From there, you can search for flights on Avianca itself or on its partners.

I sometimes search for awards on routes that Delta shares with a partner (e.g., New York - JFK to London - Heathrow), and in virtually all cases, the flights on Delta metal are priced much higher than those operated by partners.