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That means upgrading from Economy to Business Class for half of this award would cost 20,000 additional miles per person, while an upgrade to First Class would require 37,500 more than an Economy award.

Not exact matches

They highlight particularly the concern that if those awarding government contracts focus on cost rather than effectiveness then smaller providers (who may lack economies of scale but might offer advantages such as innovation or better quality relationships with service users) will lose out.

As a result of the first two rounds of competitive awards, the State is supporting more than 1,450 regionally significant economic development and community revitalization projects that are creating new jobs for New Yorkers and generating investments that grow our economy.

It has been more than one year since the state awarded Central New York half a billion dollars to revitalize the economy.

Award - winning engine's latest iteration contributes to fuel - economy improvements of more than six percent

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Starting at $ 17,150 the new Elantra is priced $ 100 less than the award - winning model it replaces and offers two new efficient powertrains for enhanced fuel economy, a better ride quality and improved noise insulation.

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> Value: 25,000 miles is enough for a roundtrip Economy Class award less than 1,201 miles each way on Cathay or partners like American Airlines.

With award tickets starting at 4,000 - 4,500 Avios in economy or 7,750 - 9,000 Avios in business class for any flight less than 651 miles you'd be able to book 22 flights with that 100,000 point bonus.

These Economy MileSAAver awards must be nonstop and less than 500 miles.

This award only costs 12,500 British Airways Avios each way in economy; that's not much more than it would cost to fly within the U.S.!

Economy awards are also cheaper (but not by much), while first class awards are just a touch higher than what you'll find with United MileagePlus.

No economy booking is more expensive in miles on Delta's award chart than US to Southwest Pacific, the region in which Delta places Australian destinations.

The key thing to note is that sometimes all of the economy saver awards sell out before all of the business saver awards do — and the price of the economy award tickets are then actually higher than a business class award seat on the same flight.

However, you may give up more than you would by booking an award flight with the airline, so it's important to compare when booking economy tickets.

If you want to use SkyMiles to book a flight on Air France, you're going to pay 10,000 more miles for economy class and 30,000 more miles for business class than if you booked an award flight on Delta.

Do note that Flying Blue's best award redemptions tend to be in economy class vs business and offer low rates to places like Hawaii, Central and South America, and even Europe at costs less than many of their partner airlines included Alaska or Delta.

This award only costs 12,500 British Airways Avios each way in economy; that's not much more than it would cost to fly within the U.S.!

These flights are less than 4,800 flown miles, so Zone 5 applies, meaning these awards cost 70,000 points in economy and 130,000 in business.

These off - peak awards in Economy are cheaper than they would have cost before the devaluation.

First, economy awards cost 50,000 miles per roundtrip rather than 60,000 with the U.S. carriers.

A huge caveat, however, is award availability, which is much harder to find in premium classes than an economy seat.

Many people like to transfer points to an airline loyalty program to redeem first class flights or partner flights as they have better award values than your typical economy seat.

Domestic economy awards under 700 miles cost 10K miles each way as opposed to the base rate of 12.5 K miles for flights longer than that threshold.

It's rare to find more than two business award seats available on the same flight, but I've often seen four and six economy seats available.

On the whole, Economy Class awards on partner airlines have always been even worse value than Economy Class awards on American's own aircraft — mostly due to the surcharges that partners like British Airways add to award tickets.

Warning: If you're intending to fly in economy class, you might be better off paying for the ticket than spending the money to attain miles to get an award ticket this offer.

Most economy class redemption levels, with the exception of Taiwan domestic awards and flights between North and South / Central America, are less competitive than what's offered by U.S. - based programs.

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

Aside from a few short - haul economy flights we paid for out of pocket, the only costs we encountered were taxes and fees on our award tickets — all of which cost less than an economy fare would have on any of the flights.

In this case, you'll benefit from a different set of rules than with all - economy awards:

I've often said that, generally, I can't bring myself to cough up the extra miles needed for a First Class award ticket when Business Class on most airlines is more than good enough for me (that's not me being low - maintenance, that's just how good the Business Class hard product often is) but I'll happily do whatever it takes not to sit in Economy.

It would be good news for some if the airline was to price Premium Economy closer to Economy Class than to Business Class (in terms of miles needed for an award) but it may be bad need for Business Class award availability if Emirates shrinks Business Class cabins to accommodate the new product.

The Virgin Atlantic Dreamliner has fewer Premium Economy and Upper Class seats than both the A330 and A340 aircraft so I suspect this won't do much for award availability on this route.

Mileage earnings on Delta flights will soon be a lot better than in the past (across most fare bookings) and the cost of most Economy Class transatlantic award have come down....

By choosing to fly with miles rather than paying by cash you'd be getting a return of around 2.2 c / mile — which isn't too bad for an economy award.

On top of this the A380 offers more Business Class seating than the 777 (good for award availability) and the Economy Class product is more comfortable - its a win all round.

Of course, as I discussed in my first article on travel hacking theory, I do value that award trip at more than $ 790, in fact, I value it at about $ 1,300, since that's what I'd typically pay for an economy class ticket to Europe.

So how do award tickets work now that airlines offer a category of fares cheaper than regular economy?

These off - peak awards in Economy are cheaper than they would have...