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bmi diamond club - OK I feel Guilty - Best Business Award EverView Full Version : OK I feel Guilty - Best Business Award Ever UncleDude May 28, 12, 3:49 am Just booked a 2013 Flght NAS-NYC-SAO-NYC-NAS C and P Ticket..amazing Zone 4 to Zone 4..with Stopover in NYC. Bought Miles for £240 Plus £270 Taxes..Total £510 for a Fare Published at over £5700. New Solo Lay Flat BusinessFirst Seats/Beds on a 767-400^ I will miss BMI - Diamond Club pandaperth May 28, 12, 4:40 am Nice one dude Is it a single NYC stopover, or one each way? Two separate tickets or one? If two separate tickets, hope you are not paying any YQ out of Brazil;) UncleDude May 28, 12, 5:18 am Nice one dude Is it a single NYC stopover, or one each way? Two separate tickets or one? If two separate tickets, hope you are not paying any YQ out of Brazil;) No it was a RT ticket from NAS but only Stopover on Return. I just cannot Comprehend why BMI has Bermuda and The Bahamas in Zone 4 which is mainly Central and South America. Never mind the game was good whilst it lasted.:D dannyrado May 28, 12, 10:17 am That really is one hell of a deal, when you consider what you've got there for the money. :eek: jamesbrownontheroad May 28, 12, 10:55 am Total £510 for a Fare Published at over £5700 So approximately 91% saving on the published fare. However, I can beat that ratio. LAX-LHR-GLA last year for miles + £15.20 tax, on a published fare of approximately $8650, roughly £5500, so savings of 99.997% on the published fare :D ^ xcalx May 28, 12, 10:57 am Just booked a 2013 Flght NAS-NYC-SAO-NYC-NAS C and P Ticket..amazing Zone 4 to Zone 4..with Stopover in NYC. Bought Miles for £240 Plus £270 Taxes..Total £510 for a Fare Published at over £5700. New Solo Lay Flat BusinessFirst Seats/Beds on a 767-400^ I will miss BMI - Diamond Club Taxes at £270 seem a bit steep, have you included the £150 cash part as the taxes should be £120~ dannyrado May 28, 12, 1:31 pm So approximately 91% saving on the published fare. However, I can beat that ratio. LAX-LHR-GLA last year for miles + £15.20 tax, on a published fare of approximately $8650, roughly £5500, so savings of 99.997% on the published fare :D ^ You're forgetting he bought all the miles. So any man on the street could do the same. UncleDude May 29, 12, 8:15 am Taxes at £270 seem a bit steep, have you included the £150 cash part as the taxes should be £120~ Sorry Yes it was £150 Cash and £120 Taxes Approx. |