Sentences with phrase «trip in business class»

Currently, fares from both SFO and SJC to Frankfurt appear to be identical: about $ 5,200 round trip in business class, $ 2,700 in premium economy, and about $ 1,300 for economy.

Openskies is a steal (flights are usually about $ 1900 round trip in business class) and service is fantastic.

The best deal though is the flight from Dublin or Shannon in Ireland to Boston, a flight just under 3,000 miles which will cost you 25,000 Avios for a return trip in Economy or 75,000 for a return trip in Business Class.

If you get all three, you'll have enough miles for a once - in - a-lifetime RTW trip in business class.

Europe to Asia 1 round - trip in business class for 95,000 (regular season) or 85,000 (low season).

Furthermore, it considers Israel to be part of «Africa and the Middle East» and it only requires 65,000 miles round - trip in economy class and just 104,000 miles round - trip in business class.

While the legacy US airlines used to be able to demand thousands of dollars for a nonstop round - trip in business class, JetBlue's competitive pricing has forced the legacy carriers to drop their prices.

The total mileage comes out to 8,083 miles, therefore, I should be able to book this entire trip in business class for 68,000 ANA miles!

Has attempted in many / most cases to peg the value of your Skymile to just 1 penny a mile, meaning that «aspirational» uses of Skymiles for your dream trip in Business class are harder and harder to come by (see my note about 750,000 mile round trips to Australia).

Airlines such as Air France and Lufthansa regularly offer discounts in the number of miles required, such as a Lufthansa offer in April to fly round - trip in business class between Boston and Amsterdam for just 55,000 miles.

Assuming current NY to SIN mileage levels hold, it would cost 184,000 Singapore Airlines miles round trip in Business Class or 140,000 in Premium Economy.

I'm talking about a mini round - the - world trip in business class for 150,000 points.

I had a stash of US Airways miles that I wanted to use, and a trip from the US to North Asia, which includes Tokyo, is just 90K miles round trip in Business Class.

For example, United requires 60,000 miles for a round trip to Europe in economy but 115,000 for round trip in business class.

1 round trip in business class to Africa or the Middle East with ANA and you'd have about 75,000 points left over!

If you're interested in booking a top premium cabin then that's enough to get you a round trip in business class to a lot of places and more than enough to book a top first class cabin on a long - haul one - way.

A US domestic round - trip in Business class on United: MileagePlus would leave you 5,400 miles short, while Miles and More only requires 35,000 miles, with no fuel surcharge on United.

I'm that much closer to my next free international trip in business class.

Award tickets are also relatively cheap at 140,000 miles round - trip in business class.

While most many programs will charge over 100,000 miles for a round - trip in business class to Europe, Korean Air only charges 80,000 miles.

In this particular instance, you can fly round - trip in business class for just 85,000 miles during peak season.

For example, flying to Europe on United round - trip in business class will only cost you 85,000 ANA miles.

60,000 is right on par with Alaska air lines, but 75,000 for a round trip in business class to lower South America is pretty phenomenal.

In fact, you could use Alaska Airline miles to get a round trip in business class on Qantas for 110,000 miles or even go on Cathay Pacific for 120,000 miles round trip.

US Airways probably has the most generous premium - cabin award chart for airlines right now (90K round trip in Business Class to North Asia, 110K to Australia / New Zealand), and it's been that way for a looong time.

It takes a mere 35,000 for a trip in Business Class.

Flights from the U.S. to southern South American countries like Chile and Argentina cost 50,000 miles round - trip in economy class or 75,000 miles round - trip in business class.

United would charge you 140,000 miles to fly round - trip in business class on Star Alliance partners, so using ANA miles will save you a ton of points.

ANA flights to Japan cost 85,000 miles round - trip in business class during regular season and can go as low as 75,000 miles during low season.

A flight from the U.S. to Europe or North Africa booked with Alitalia will only cost 50,000 miles round - trip in economy class or 80,000 miles round - trip in business class.

Thanks to its partnership with Air France, one of the only airlines that flies to Tahiti, you can get to Tahiti from the U.S. starting at 120,000 miles round - trip in business class.

If you prefer, you can do this trip in business class for just 62,500 miles.

If you want a fun island adventure, you can fly round - trip in business class for 80,000 Eva miles to see Hawaii and 2 Caribbean islands.

To see 3 islands and 2 Asian cities, you can fly round - trip in business class on United Airlines and Asiana for 55,000 miles.

For 66,000 Enrich miles, you could take this trip in business class.

Head off for a weekend in Mexico or the Caribbean in coach class for as little as 25,000 miles round - trip for an off - peak award ticket, or 50,000 miles round - trip in business class for a MileSAAver award ticket.

United Airlines flights between Chicago and Aruba (AUA), Houston and Grand Cayman (GCM), and Newark and Turks Caicos (PLS) will set you back 60,000 miles round - trip in business class and 35,000 round - trip in economy class.

Flights between Chicago and Belize (BZE), Newark and Costa Rica (SJO), Houston and San Salvador (SAL), Los Angeles and Guatemala (GUA), Houston and Honduras (TGU), Miami (MIA) and Nicaragua (MGA), and New Orleans (MSY) and Panama City (PTY) require 60,000 miles round - trip in business class and 35,000 miles round - trip in economy class.

And last but certainly not least, read about a killer around the world trip in business class!

Rather than the standard 105,000 miles required, you can fly round - trip in business class for just 55,000 miles!

The US Airways award chart suddenly has a former great deal missing: gone are the off - peak awards to South America that cost 35,000 miles round - trip in economy and 60,000 miles round - trip in business class.

Flights from the U.S. to southern South American countries like Chile and Argentina cost 50,000 miles round - trip in economy class or 75,000 miles round - trip in business class.

ANA flights to Japan cost 85,000 miles round - trip in business class during regular season and can go as low as 75,000 miles during low season.

United would charge you 140,000 miles to fly round - trip in business class on Star Alliance partners, so using ANA miles will save you a ton of points.

For 70,000 United miles, you can fly round - trip in business class on United or Star Alliance partners to South America.

Those points would be enough to get you a round trip ticket to Los Angeles or New York City for the weekend, but could be even more valuable booking a one - way international trip in business class!

And last but certainly not least, read about a killer around the world trip in business class!

How to Travel the World for Free — Every year, I enjoy luxurious trips in business class airfare, staying at 4 star hotels.

Right away, this means 50,000 miles for round - trip itineraries in economy class from the U.S. and 100,000 miles for round - trips in business class.

Right away this means you can take advantage of Flying Blue's regular 50,000 - mile round - trips in economy and 100,000 - mile round - trips in business class.