Mileage Run Deals - UA/DL: DUB-SFO $466/497 (4.1c/4.2c per mile)




iggyray
Jun 29, 12, 4:51 pm
DL: DUB-SFO $497
sample dates 9/19-10/14

combinations with AF are a bit more expensive


iggyray
Jun 29, 12, 4:57 pm
UA: DUB-SFO $466 (4.1c/mile)
sample dates 11/21-12/11

gallen5555
Jun 29, 12, 5:20 pm
UA: DUB-SFO $466 (4.1c/mile)
sample dates 11/21-12/11

i am guessing this is just one way?


Vuzuggu
Jun 29, 12, 5:25 pm
Its return. Bargain!

Cheers OP just booked a return one for November.

bcmatt
Jun 29, 12, 5:26 pm
i am guessing this is just one way? Why guess when you could check for yourself? (Spoiler alert, you guessed wrong!) ;)

PDXPremier
Jun 29, 12, 5:28 pm
I'm assuming this is good the other way around, SFO-DUB or if it isn't, that would explain why there aren't a flood of posts yet....

antonius66
Jun 29, 12, 5:40 pm
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Yeah I was thinking the same

SWCPHX
Jun 29, 12, 5:48 pm
If you're seeing flights on EI in W that earns no miles on UA.

franxit
Jun 29, 12, 5:49 pm
Great find, such a shame DUB is a faraway and expensive airport to reach from most of continental Europe...

hobo13
Jun 29, 12, 5:50 pm
Does not seem to work in reverse....

iggyray
Jun 29, 12, 6:12 pm
Great find, such a shame DUB is a faraway and expensive airport to reach from most of continental Europe...

Huh? How about Ryanair and Airlingus?

flyingstudent
Jun 29, 12, 6:13 pm
Thanks OP. Just booked one. 12/2 DUB-EWR-SFO.

Needed a cheap one way from Europe. Will use the return SFO-EWR on a trip to New York.

For others in Europe who are interested, you can fly to DUB for cheap on Ryanair.

franxit
Jun 29, 12, 6:34 pm
Huh? How about Ryanair and Airlingus?

100/140 euros for a r/t from anywhere in Italy to Dublin, which is a shame

iggyray
Jun 29, 12, 6:40 pm
100/140 euros for a r/t from anywhere in Italy to Dublin, which is a shame

Actually Ryanair Milan Bergamo - DUB $45-50 OW

way better than the cheapest existing fares from IT at $900+

pointy
Jun 29, 12, 7:29 pm
I'm assuming this is good the other way around, SFO-DUB or if it isn't, that would explain why there aren't a flood of posts yet....


Any particular reason for assuming that ?

flyingstudent
Jun 29, 12, 7:38 pm
Actually only slightly more to LAX.

PDXPremier
Jun 29, 12, 8:10 pm
Does not seem to work in reverse....

Well, then that's a deal killer for most...

Riot_Nrrrd
Jun 30, 12, 1:02 am
Shouldn't this say "UA: DUB-SFO € 368" since the fares are ex-EU?

nycvisitor
Jun 30, 12, 1:56 am
great fare! thanks :)

bcmatt
Jun 30, 12, 3:41 am
Well, then that's a deal killer for most...
Not everybody lives in the USA you know. In fact, most people don't ;):D

Irelandflyer
Jun 30, 12, 5:16 am
Great find, such a shame DUB is a faraway and expensive airport to reach from most of continental Europe...

Is it really?

kingstontoon
Jun 30, 12, 5:20 am
Agreed, this is a fantastic fare! Thanks for posting. Ryanair London to Dublin can be done for £15 each way :)

franxit
Jun 30, 12, 6:11 am
Is it really?


Let's be honest, 100 euros for a r/t on either Ryanair or Aer Lingus. Thanks but no thanks.

kingstontoon
Jun 30, 12, 7:07 am
DUB - EWR - DUB also available for £271 (approx €340). Good fares also to ORD, LAX, LAS, SNA, BOS, ATL etc etc.

AA_EXP09
Jun 30, 12, 10:24 am
T fare
MPM 6375
A good routing
DUB-JFK (overnight)-SEA-SFO
Sun min stay

AA_EXP09
Jun 30, 12, 10:25 am
Actually only slightly more to LAX.

51 euros is a lot more in terms of CPM.

LBJ
Jun 30, 12, 10:45 am
Does not seem to work in reverse....


Unlike domestic fares, international fares are rarely the same in reverse.

notsosmart
Jun 30, 12, 12:09 pm
I'm assuming this is good the other way around, SFO-DUB or if it isn't, that would explain why there aren't a flood of posts yet....

Any particular reason for assuming that ?

Intl fares are not bi-directional. It's DUB-SFO, and that's it.

IAN-UK
Jun 30, 12, 3:48 pm
Let's be honest, 100 euros for a r/t on either Ryanair or Aer Lingus. Thanks but no thanks.

Is one short hop on FR or EI very much worse than a transatlantic + transcontinental on UA :confused: ?

catharsis
Jun 30, 12, 4:10 pm
Is one short hop on FR or EI very much worse than a transatlantic + transcontinental on UA :confused: ?

Incidentally formerly BMI now BA fly from LHR to dub daily and are not usually much more expensive than LCC's.

best way to book/research still seems to be via flybmi.com or ba.com as ITA still does not show these fares correctly.

Irelandflyer
Jun 30, 12, 6:22 pm
Let's be honest, 100 euros for a r/t on either Ryanair or Aer Lingus. Thanks but no thanks.

Em...would quibble with the fare, as can often be done a whole lot cheaper. But also pointing out that it is a bit silly to suggest Dublin is "far away". All of these things are relative.

Flying Machine
Jun 30, 12, 8:48 pm
Actually only slightly more to LAX.

Lowest on UA from LAX thru end of year I find is $834?? Thanks and Safe Travels

ddrost1
Jun 30, 12, 8:53 pm
Lowest on UA from LAX thru end of year I find is $834?? Thanks and Safe Travels

only works one way DUB-USA not reverse. last check SFO-DUB was in the 750-850 neighborhood on the best days for the fall season.

JohanSlam
Jun 30, 12, 9:04 pm
Lowest on UA from LAX thru end of year I find is $834?? Thanks and Safe Travels

The fare is only ex-Dublin!

I see DUB-LAX for $484 on various dates in November.

franxit
Jun 30, 12, 11:56 pm
Em...would quibble with the fare, as can often be done a whole lot cheaper. But also pointing out that it is a bit silly to suggest Dublin is "far away". All of these things are relative.


You're right, sorry about that. I forgot that it's a quite long route, not even such a bad price given the distance involved.

Circumknowitall
Jul 2, 12, 1:25 pm
Great find, such a shame DUB is a faraway and expensive airport to reach from most of continental Europe...

I find DUB one of the cheapest 'hub/main' airports to reach, thanks to FR

catharsis
Jul 2, 12, 4:26 pm
... and remember - leaving from DUB means no lines at immigration when you arrive - I'm not sure how much people value that option (I guess it depends where you are entering the US) but it's really nice not to have that 'wonderful' queue to look forward to when you arrive.

Circumknowitall
Jul 2, 12, 4:40 pm
... and remember - leaving from DUB means no lines at immigration when you arrive - I'm not sure how much people value that option (I guess it depends where you are entering the US) but it's really nice not to have that 'wonderful' queue to look forward to when you arrive.

I value it greatly. It makes tighter connections possible and much less stressfull.

The only downside is that preclearance can get quite busy during the morning period and there is a shortage of facilities in the gate area beyond the border area.

Enigma
Jul 2, 12, 5:01 pm
Needed a cheap one way from Europe. Will use the return SFO-EWR on a trip to New York.

No checked luggage I assume.

flyingstudent
Jul 2, 12, 5:12 pm
No checked luggage I assume.

Of course carry on only. UA does not short check baggages.

Circumknowitall
Jul 3, 12, 3:28 pm
Many thanks to the OP for sharing, I have booked ones of these bargains.^

kingstontoon
Jul 3, 12, 3:36 pm
SNN-SFO r/t can be had on UA for £296 return (approx €365). Can you still pre-clear US immigration in Shannon?

GoldCircle
Jul 3, 12, 3:44 pm
Yes, but not customs, like in DUB.

AA_EXP09
Jul 3, 12, 3:51 pm
Are there GE machines at DUB?

AA_EXP09
Jul 3, 12, 3:56 pm
Em...would quibble with the fare, as can often be done a whole lot cheaper. But also pointing out that it is a bit silly to suggest Dublin is "far away". All of these things are relative.

It's actually closer to YHZ than YVR is.

catharsis
Jul 3, 12, 4:03 pm
It's actually closer to YHZ than YVR is.

I think the reference was to C2-based posters considering DUB as a 'faraway' point to start a trip to C1W from.



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