Sentences with phrase «with huge fuel surcharges»

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British Airways is a great airline to get you to Europe and for short flights within the region, but there's often one huge problem with BA: their fuel surcharges and assorted other additional taxes.

For one thing, they partner with Virgin Atlantic, and booking with Delta might be the only way to experience this cool, albeit over-hyped airline without huge fuel surcharges.

And British Airways tacks on huge fuel surcharges on award tickets, even when paying with AA miles.

While it's still possible to fly Lufthansa First Class, it now costs either 110,000 United miles one way or a huge amount in fuel surcharges with miles from some other airline.

A huge reason a lot of people have discounted the value of Avios, however, is that using them to fly British Airways to or through London means that you can get hit with huge taxes and fuel surcharges that are often the majority of the ticket price, so the value of Avios you redeem for certain awards can be rather low.

Unlike with award flights to Europe, you don't have to worry about huge fuel surcharges on flights to Japan / Korea.

Just make sure you avoid booking British Airways flights with your American Airlines miles to avoid huge fuel surcharges.