Sentences with phrase «way economy and business class»

If you choose to redeem for one - way awards, it will 55,000 and 85,000 miles for one - way Economy and business class respectively.

Not exact matches

If you're tired of flying economy and want to fly Business or First Class (without paying crazy amounts of cash), you need to earn the right type of points, and then use them in a smart way!

If you are looking for a more economical way to enjoy Lufthansa's First Class, consider taking a United Economy or Business flight to Europe, and then fly First Class while hopping between European countries.

Also, required number of miles may vary depending on the way you redeem it: the airline, destination (domestic or international), class (economy or business), and the ticket price.

One - way prices are 17,500 miles in economy, 30,000 miles in business, and 40,000 miles in first class.

For example, Los Angeles to Paris is 25,000 one way in economy and 62,500 in business class.

One - way prices are 17,500 miles, 30,000 miles, and 40,000 miles in economy, business, and first class, respectively.

United would charge the same 12,500 miles one - way in economy class, but their price then increases to an insane 30,000 miles one - way for business class and 40,000 miles one - way for first class.

A flight from New York to Casablanca would fall into the longest flight category (2001 + miles) and would cost just 22,000 miles one - way in economy class or 44,000 miles one - way in business class.

Singapore Airlines charges 12,500 miles, 17,500 miles, and 22,500 miles each way for travel in economy, business, and first class respectively within the South Pacific.

If you're tired of flying economy and want to fly Business or First Class (without paying crazy amounts of cash), you need to earn the right type of points, and then use them in a smart way!

Economy tickets to Europe in other programs typically cost as many as 30,000 miles and the best Business Class seats otherwise start around 50,000 miles each way!

As an example: all flights from North America to Hong Kong cost 50,000 Etihad miles one - way in business class and 25,000 miles one - way in economy.

For one - way flights, you'll need 12,500 Elevate reward points in economy and 27,000 in business class.

Virgin Australia tickets from the U.S. to Australia, New Zealand, and Oceania / South Pacific Islands one - way in economy class are 55,000 SkyMiles, while business class is 115,000 SkyMiles.

Economy class from Asia 1 to the South Pacific costs 30,000 miles each way, while business and first will set you back 40,000 and 60,000 miles, respectively.

Most one - way tickets from India to Europe, including Frankfurt, London and Paris, cost 25,000 miles in economy, 50,000 miles in business and 62,500 miles in first class.

A one - way award requires 9,500 Elevate points in economy and 16,000 in business class.

Avianca and United flights between New York (JFK) and Bogotá (BOG), Houston and Ecuador (UIO), and Newark and Peru (LIM) are 35,000 miles one - way in business class and 40,000 miles round - trip in economy class.

If you manage to avail such award at 50 % off rate on the Europe — North America route, you'll need to pay only 25,000 FlyingBlue miles for one way business class tickets and 12,500 miles for one way economy class tickets, making it an excellent deal!

You'd be charged 40,000 miles for booking first - class one way, 30,000 miles for business class one way and 17,500 miles for economy class one way.

It'd cost you 75,000 miles for first - class, 57,500 miles for business class and 37,500 miles for economy class one way tickets.

The KrisFlyer program has some amazing partner redemption options to the Middle East and North Africa: one - way in economy class for 37, 500 miles, one - way in business for 57,400 miles, or one - way in first class for 75,000 miles.

One - way prices are 17,500 miles in economy, 30,000 miles in business, and 40,000 miles in first class.

When Promo Awards are offered at 50 % off for the Europe — North America routes, you'll only pay 12,500 miles each way in economy and 25,000 miles each way in business class... a seriously great deal!

I currently have a paid ticket booked in Economy class and I'm keeping my fingers crossed I'll get a chance to move up to Business class either on the way there or back.

You can also earn Etihad Guest Silver Status for 1 year when you sign - up at Etihad Guest and complete a round trip economy flight, or a one - way business class flight.

Singapore Airlines charges 12,500 miles, 17,500 miles, and 22,500 miles each way for travel in economy, business, and first class respectively within the South Pacific.

One - way prices are 17,500 miles, 30,000 miles, and 40,000 miles in economy, business, and first class, respectively.

United would charge the same 12,500 miles one - way in economy class, but their price then increases to an insane 30,000 miles one - way for business class and 40,000 miles one - way for first class.

For example, Los Angeles to Paris is 25,000 one way in economy and 62,500 in business class.

If you are looking for a more economical way to enjoy Lufthansa's First Class, consider taking a United Economy or Business flight to Europe, and then fly First Class while hopping between European countries.

For example, from Los Angeles to Paris is 25,000 one - way in economy and 62,500 in business class, whereas Singapore Airlines will only require 45,000 miles in business.

The 32,500 rate in economy to get all the way to Europe from the West Coast roundtrip is a great redemption and 125,000 in business class is respectable.

Australia and New Zealand each require just 80,000 miles one way in business class or 40,000 miles one way in economy class from the United States.

The economy redemption to Europe for 55,000 miles is decent but the mileage requirement for 88,000 miles to Europe in business class is one of the best sweet spot redemptions out there and absolutely one of the best ways to use miles and points to get to Europe.

One - way tickets start at 17,500 miles for economy, 30,000 miles for business, and 40,000 miles for first class.

Put simply: If you have three trips you plan to book and the first is an Economy Class trip and the next two are Business Class trips, don't register for the promotion until after you've completed the Economy Class trip — that way you maximise your bonus.

You can also book Cathay Pacific awards, however it needs two separate awards as per the rules of AAdvantage for travelling to India on trans - pacific routes, which means you need 57,500 miles for a one - way economy and 85,000 miles for a one - way business class award to India.

If you are interested in flying business class and have economy class selected, you'll see economy class pricing on the calendar — not a good way to predict which dates have the flights you want.

You can also book Cathay Pacific awards, however it needs two separate awards as per the rules of AAdvantage for traveling to India on trans - pacific routes, which means you need 57,500 miles for a one - way economy and 85,000 miles for a one - way business class award to India.

If you are redeeming an economy award, British Airways Executive club will offer excellent value and for business class / first class awards Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan will be perfect choice as you need only 62,500 miles for a one way business class award and 70,000 miles for a one way first class award to India.

You can also book Cathay Pacific awards, however it needs two separate awards as per the rules of AAdvantage for traveling to India on trans - pacific routes, which means you need 62,500 miles for a one - way economy, 110,000 miles for a one - way business class award to India and 160,000 miles for a one way first class award to India.

The cheapest Economy Class awards price out at 70,000 miles (one way) and the cheapest Business Class awards come to 140,000 (one way).

Promotions such as these are great ways to boost your miles & points balances and, even though travel in Economy Class doesn't earn anywhere near the amount of miles that a Business or First Class ticket does, these are still free miles (as long as you were taking the flight anyway).

I can't say that I'd bother checking this route for Economy Class seats if I wanted to fly to China (there are enough uncomfortable ways for me to do that straight out of LA) but I'd definitely be interested in trying out the Business Class product — I'll keep my eyes on fares and see if anything interesting comes up.

On American Airlines, both LAX - HNL and PHX - HNL are just 12,500 points each way in economy class or 37,500 points each way in business class (with reclining, not lie - flat, seats).

60,000 Advantage miles is enough for 1 one - way business class ticket between the US and Europe, 2 one - way economy tickets between the US and Europe, or 1 roundtrip ticket between the US and Europe in economy.

Similarly, using Avios on Alaska will cost the same 12,500 points each way in economy class and 37,500 points each way in business class.

Some direct flights from the East Coast will require fewer miles such as JFK or Miami (MIA) to CDG will decrease from 25,000 to 22,000 one - way in economy class and from 62,500 to 57,500 in business class.