Reward flight pricing table for BA and IB
Sep 20, 2011, 10:23 am
#1
Company Representative - British Airways
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Reward flight pricing table for BA and IB
Dear all
Apologies for starting a new thread (mods feel free to merge) but I wanted to draw your attention to the full reward flight pricing table for BA flights, which is now live on ba.com under www.ba.com/theclub under "more about reward flight saver"
I hope this helps answer some of the outstanding questions. I know it does not answer the partner pricing queries - more on this soon. The good news is Larnaca is now in zone 3 and eligible for Reward Flight Saver.
Let me know if you have any questions around this.
Best regards
Nicci
Apologies for starting a new thread (mods feel free to merge) but I wanted to draw your attention to the full reward flight pricing table for BA flights, which is now live on ba.com under www.ba.com/theclub under "more about reward flight saver"
I hope this helps answer some of the outstanding questions. I know it does not answer the partner pricing queries - more on this soon. The good news is Larnaca is now in zone 3 and eligible for Reward Flight Saver.
Let me know if you have any questions around this.
Best regards
Nicci
Sep 20, 2011, 10:27 am
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Thanks for letting us know the full chart is up, nice to see Brazil falls from 70k to 60k.
I can imagine the NA members will be quickly asking you 'how soon' will the partner awards chart be released.
One question - what happens to Moscow when it goes long-haul next year? Will CW continue to be 40,000 miles?
I can imagine the NA members will be quickly asking you 'how soon' will the partner awards chart be released.
One question - what happens to Moscow when it goes long-haul next year? Will CW continue to be 40,000 miles?
Last edited by Euan; Sep 21, 2011 at 2:38 am Reason: I made a mistake with the Brazil mileage!
Sep 20, 2011, 10:41 am
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I don't like the fact that the reward flight saver flat fee in lieu of taxes is now described as (a) £27/€27 instead of just €27, and (b) "From £27/€27".
Sep 20, 2011, 10:45 am
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Now... Feel free to cyber-slap me for asking a possibly dense and silly question... But are those numbers of Avios points for a return reward flight?
I am just confused as I thought the West Coast US was to increase?
Sorry... sorry... sorry... sorry...
I am just confused as I thought the West Coast US was to increase?
Sorry... sorry... sorry... sorry...
Sep 20, 2011, 10:48 am
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".....detailing the charges and number of Avios points needed to book a reward flight."
HOPEFULLY should say
".....detailing the charges and number of Avios points needed to book a RETURN reward flight."
".....detailing the charges and number of Avios points needed to book a reward flight."
HOPEFULLY should say
".....detailing the charges and number of Avios points needed to book a RETURN reward flight."
Sep 20, 2011, 10:48 am
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looks like no increase on west coast, just decrease on east coast.
Sep 20, 2011, 10:52 am
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Thank you... I have not followed the threads about the changes... So glad that it is all good... Well, for me anyway... (is there anywhere else on this earth worth going to more than San Francisco??? 
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Sep 20, 2011, 10:52 am
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One correction. The 3 zone 4 destinations - CAI, KWI and TLV - are all longhaul flights and have First. Currently they show as short-haul.
Assuming KWI stays as 75K in F I can see an interesting new option for trips to the Gulf.
Assuming KWI stays as 75K in F I can see an interesting new option for trips to the Gulf.
Sep 20, 2011, 10:59 am
#15
Company Representative - British Airways
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Hi there
The reason we refer to it as "from £27" is because if you book Club Europe it's £34 for a return. There are no plans to vary this for Euro Traveller and Club Europe from 16 November.
Best regards
Nicci
The reason we refer to it as "from £27" is because if you book Club Europe it's £34 for a return. There are no plans to vary this for Euro Traveller and Club Europe from 16 November.
Best regards
Nicci