Sentences with phrase «who fly business class»

If you are a high spending corporate traveler who flies business class a lot, you are going to accrue your SkyMiles more easily.

Not exact matches

The company is aiming for business travelers who want a step up from first class on commercial airlines and hopes to bring private travel «down to a level where people will fly it around the country.»

For those who are starting from scratch and want to fly business class, Starwood offers a business and personal card and it is possible to sign up for both.

For those who love flying business class, try to find award space out of Boston on one of Air France's Boeing 777s.

Here are 19 suggestions that will maximize the value of your Mileage Plan miles on both Alaska Airline flights and partner flights... especially for those of you who fly in business or first class!

Meanwhile cost - conscious travelers, and especially those who fly only once or twice a year, will be more reliant on their credit cards to earn anything close to enough miles for an international business or first class ticket.

Members, those on one - time $ 50 day passes, Priority Pass cardholders (but not including «Select» members who get cards as a credit card bennie), United MileagePlus Explorer Card holders, international first and business class passengers, Star Alliance Gold members and BusinessFirst passengers flying on United's p.s. flights to New York - JFK.

Terminal 3 has numerous airline lounges, including British Airways» Galleries Club lounge for passengers flying in business class or who are Executive Club Gold and Silver members (or the oneworld equivalent) and the Galleries First lounge for those flying in first or who are Executive Club Gold (or equivalent) members.

The PPS (Priority Passenger Service) Club is much more limited, and targets passengers who have accumulated 25,000 Singaporean dollars of PPS value by flying in Singapore Airlines suite, first and business class.

While it does offer some great benefits as a World Elite MasterCard, this is not the card for jetsetters, savvy business travelers and those who aspire to fly in first class around the world.

Business class flights out of the UK can be considerably more expensive than departures out of other EU countries (thanks to APD) so more flights out of the EU could benefit UIK travellers who are prepared to position themselves to fly out of another EU country.

This includes super elite Global Services members who are not flying business or first class - we asked United for clarification on this and they restated the strict policy: Customers ticketed for United Polaris business class or United Polaris first class, as well as customers traveling in international first or business class cabins on Star Alliance ™ partner airlines will have access to the United Polaris lounges.

Because my company forces us to take lowest fare and I am allowed to travel Biz class on international trips, when going to Asia UA usually has better schedule and prices, however they still won't status match a Delta Diamond who flies average of 175k bis miles a year to win my business.

However, for those who are sufficiently fortunate to be able to afford to fly the «first tier» set of airlines, and particularly those who can fly in new premium economy, business or first class cabins, we have never seen anything close to this level of luxury and convenience.

-- Lastly, in case anyone is curious how I — someone who had only flown Singapore Air once before — could get enough miles to fly suites to Singapore and business class back: two credit cards did it for me;).

Believe me, a good international business class lie - flat seat will make your parents — and anyone else who mostly fly economy — very happy.

You'll find that many of these blogs seem to be oriented toward hardened road warriors, business travelers who are accustomed to flying internationally in business or first class.

This is good news for travelers who have wanted to fly with Qatar Airways, which was recently ranked the best airline in the world in Skytrax's annual rankings and just launched perhaps the best business class product in the world, the Qsuite.

I was reading amazing blog posts about one guy who just flew to Singapore in Business Class and is staying at a super expensive hotel and was upgraded to a suite, and all using points and a few dollars in taxes.

Today, though, the airlines have figured out that their best customers are those who fly in business or first class repeatedly, and they want to hang on to those lucrative customers.

When Charlestein was in college, he met someone who flew to Australia each year in business class with miles.

• For business travelers who are forbidden from flying in business or first classes, premium economy may offer a more comfortable flight without breaking company policy.

For those of you who don't have the option of flying first or business class, go for the main cabin extra.

Business and First Class awards often cost less than double an economy award, so miles are fantastic for people who want to fly premium cabins.

Business travel and a desire to mix convenience with value have led them to use frequent flyer miles and hotel loyalty programs regularly to offset the costs of travel and gain upgrades (who doesn't want to fly first class to Paris?).

You can't be the same man who called the airline and transferred all your frequent flyer points to sick, pregnant me, so I could fly business class home from London while you travelled economy.