Sentences with phrase «what airline you book»

The cost of award tickets from the U.S. to Botswana depends on what airline you book through.

Not exact matches

Ryanair was forced to cancel thousands of bookings in September after what the airline said at the time was a pilot rostering error.

We read aviation expert Jeff Wise's book, «The Plane That Wasn't There: Why We Haven't Found Malaysia Airlines Flight 370,» in which he explains his unorthodox theory about what happened.

Airlines could also carry activity books for kids, perhaps even with a focus on air travel that gently gets home important messages, such as what space on a plane is yours, how noise travels, and how nice it is to nap in flight.

Some airlines even have rules that there must be one adult present for each infant; be sure to call the airline before you book to learn what restrictions may be in place.

Prepare toddlers and older children by reading books about airline travel and / or making them aware of what will happen step by step, especially during TSA screening.

If booking a partner award, double check what the cost would be from the individual carriers, rather than just taking the quote from the ticket issuing airline.

Jeff Norton, author of the Metawars books from Hachette and the coming Memoirs of a Neurotic Zombie from Faber, noted that other industries have come up with «arms length» solutions to disruption on their own, such as what the airline business did when several airlines formed Orbitz.com in 1999 or American television stations did by establishing Hulu.

These are books that turn on the lights for authors who need to know the ins and outs of any particular profession — how an airline pilot would react to a hostage takeover, or what goes on in a lawyer's world after she sends a process server out to say, «You've been served.»

Do your research online to see what flights and fares are available, and then go to the airline directly to book.

What you may lose in flexibility (such as booking at any airline or hotel through a generic card), you more than gain in perks.

What if we told you that you could quadruple those points (or more), and maybe even get some bonus airline miles and money back with just a couple of extra computer clicks when booking your hotel?

What type of flights will get you the most value when booking with airline miles?

Different airlines have different rules and requirements, and they may also change so find out what you need to know at the time you book your flight and you won't have any unpleasant surprises when you arrive at the airport.

Before you decide to book a business class flight with American Airlines, make sure you check which aircraft is operating on your selected route and what that model includes.

Sometimes, certain airlines have higher taxes, certain destinations have higher taxes, or you'll be charged higher fuel surcharges depending on what airline rewards program you book with.

When you book a business class seat on Singapore Airlines, for example, you will have an awesome meal that you can reserve your before your flight to ensure you get exactly what you want.

You can do better when redeeming directly through an airline, but you'll get the same value every time you redeem through the UR site, no matter what flight, hotel or car rental you're booking.

This has the benefit of giving us clarity as to what it would cost us if we book it directly via the UR travel portal, or if we transfer points to an airline and book with miles.

What is the best way to book Singapore Airlines business class?

Despite how airlines market their frequent flyer programs as an easy means for free air travel, the greatest obstacle that members encounter is a simple one: even with what should be a sufficient quantity of miles or points, it's not easy to find and book travel using them.

Your travel agent or airline Internet booking sites are limited in their knowledge on what is available or they just don't offer all possibilities.

Turns out, I just didn't know what I was doing, since Alaska Airlines only allows one to book Emirates from the continental US.

When Singapore Airlines and United agreed to re-introduce online award bookings on Singapore Airlines flights through United's MileagePlus program, it was surprising to see that opposite to what I originally wrote in my post discussingContinue reading

Normally I would simply book the cheapest fare I could find that didn't leave me in a cramped seat with just 30 ″ of seat pitch — this usually means booking Economy Class with a oneworld airline where my status allows me to select an exit row seat at the time of booking — but that's not what I did this time.

By «unlimited» the airline means» free» so don't book thinking there's no end to what you can watch (Hawaiian has said that there will be over 100 hours of movies and TV shows available for passengers).

There is an added element to all of this that really causes confusion — it's what happens when you try to book an award with an airline that doesn't charge «surcharges» and you then select flights on that airline's partner that does.

A look at what you get when you book Iberia's Economy Class cabin on the airlines A320 aircraft flying between London and Madrid.

We've seen how, outside of government taxes, American Airlines doesn't charge surcharges on it's awards and we've seen the opposite with British Airways — but what happens when you go to book an award on British Airways via the American Airlines website?

If you're happy to pay exorbitant surcharges on awards you can use your AAdvantage miles to book British Airways Business Class and First Class awards... but then you're simply overpaying for products that are considerably worse than what we have come to expect on premium airlines.

Pay attention and don't get caught out — check what airline you're booking an award with and don't assume it's the airline whose website you're on.

Promo Awards change every month and are limited in terms of availability, when you can book, and what airlines you can fly.

I won't be buying Choice Privileges points in this sale as I have no immediate need for them for hotel bookings, I'm not going for the Southwest companion pass and I can wait to see what airline transfers come up.

I'm lucky in that I know what to expect from BA, I know a little bit about booking flights and I know a little bit about what things cost so I'm in a reasonably good position to sense when the airline is doing what it does best — lie and screw up.

Unusually for an airline making these kinds of changes not all the news is bad and how you view these changes will definitely depend on what type fares you book and how often you incur fees on award bookings.

It easy to get fixated on booking only the latest cabin products on the various airlines — and that's completely understandable — but, when deciding whether a fare is good or not, another consideration should always be what the other fares look like.

If you're looking to take a trip that can be booked through American Airlines or one of its partners you should always work out what your AAdvantage earnings will be (EQM, RDM & EQD) for each method of booking — the chances are that the less you pay for your fare the better it will be for you if you book through a partner airline rather than American.

I happen to know what taxes are due when departing the US in Business Class because I've booked dozens of Business Class American Airlines award flights in my time.

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.

It used to be very simple, but it's gotten complicated recently, so its necessary to look at the fare class in which you are booked then check the relationship page of your airline with the carrier you are flying to see what percentage of the actual miles flown you will receive.

Knowing what the earnings on partner airlines will be is extremely important for anyone wanting to work out the best way to book fares going forward.

Philippine Airlines (PAL) Business Class is often cheaper than competitors, but has different seats and entertainment on different routes, so read my review to find out what to expect before you book!

I strongly favor United Airlines and Star Alliance; but my main goal is to reap the highest value from my investment, and that's what I did by booking with Iberia on this occasion.

To my friends I like to give off an air that I have all my travel plans under control all of the time and that, unlike them, I never have nagging doubts about which airlines to fly, what fares to book and when to use miles and when to pay cash.

Another interesting twist when booking Japan Airlines first class is what happens if you book a connection on American Airlines.

If you have an upcoming trip in mind and plan to use KrisFlyer miles (Chase Ultimate Rewards points can be transferred directly to Singapore Airlines), here's what I would take into account as you evaluate your award booking:

Hugo Martin, Business Writer for the Los Angeles Times, explains the real profit dimensions of America's airlines and how the margins are so thin — as well as what you need to know before you book.

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I'd like to see the CAA force the airlines to put a «health warning» next to any Avios or Flying Club literature / promotion explaining, in bold lettering and clear phraseology, just what surcharges passengers can expect when they go to book their «free flights».

How I plan to adapt to the changes to the American Airlines AAdvantage program for travel next year & what tactics I will be employing when booking flights and looking for status next year.