Sentences with phrase «very cheap award»

Etihad has a very cheap award chart for booking American Airlines flights, basically identical to American Airlines» current chart for its own flights.

Not exact matches

British Airways: Household accounts allow members to pool Avios points between seven people who share the same address, and it happens to have very cheap domestic awards if you're flying nonstop for short distances.

It turned out that I was able to build a very reasonable award trip around a very cheap flight between New York City and Milan.

Although it was a very expensive redemption, other awards are quite cheap.

However, the cheapest option in first class on the very same flight is also 25,000 miles, so be sure to check both the economy and first - class award options in case it makes more sense to sit up front!

Unfortunately the airlines offering the cheapest flights, ANA and JAL, also offer co-branded cards with very small sign - up bonuses, making them very undesirable for earning an award ticket quickly.

If you have a short, non-stop flight then your award will be very cheap — as little as 4,500 Avios each way.

It's all very well for American's award chart to show cheaper awards but if the airline doesn't release any inventory those award costs don't mean very much.

There is some very good news here for those booking Economy Class fares — 20,000 miles for a roundtrip award between the UK and the East coast is cheap.

Non-refundable awards might be very cheap if there's lots of inventory available or somewhere in the middle if there's only some inventory.

With the introduction of so many different award classes, the miles needed for an award have changed drastically: Some of the «Standard» awards have dropped by more than 20 % — that was to be expected as all the routes in question have offered very cheap economy fares over the last year, making a redemption on these routes generally unattractive.

On the redemption side, the program offers very cheap short - haul awards (as low as 4,500 miles in economy or 9,000 in business class), thus perfect for domestic flights within Japan (with no taxes!)

The first thing to notice is that awards in economy are often very cheap, but awards in business class are often 2.5 x the price, which makes them extremely expensive.

While that sounds like a pretty even change, it's mostly cheap hotels going down and very nice, desirable hotels for awards going up.

I also bought the cheapest pass, the Expo pass, which gets you into the expo hall, the IGF awards, and a very VERY limited number of tavery VERY limited number of taVERY limited number of talks.