Aeromexico:YYZ_EZE $1731 CAD return
#1
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Aeromexico:YYZ_EZE $1731 CAD return
Is this a good price for angle flat seats? Booking as (I) Not sure if this is a good deal, please delete if its a common fare, thanks
https://www.google.com/flights/?f=0&...b;q=bud+to+nrt
https://www.google.com/flights/?f=0&...b;q=bud+to+nrt
#2
Join Date: Jan 2011
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Is this a good price for angle flat seats? Booking as (I) Not sure if this is a good deal, please delete if its a common fare, thanks
https://www.google.com/flights/?f=0&...b;q=bud+to+nrt
https://www.google.com/flights/?f=0&...b;q=bud+to+nrt
Last edited by kylesuo; Aug 22, 2017 at 8:52 pm Reason: MSPeconomist pointed out my error, medallion bonus gives more RDM, not MQM
#5
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NO. On DL, you earn RDMs based on MQDs times the multiplier for your status level. For partner flights crediting to DL, it can be distance based or spend based (and the rules can be complicated).
Premium cabin fares and high coach fares earn additional MQMs, 150% for Y, B, and most FC or business class fares. FULL F and FULL J/C earn 200% MQMs.
Premium cabin fares and high coach fares earn additional MQMs, 150% for Y, B, and most FC or business class fares. FULL F and FULL J/C earn 200% MQMs.
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Assuming you are a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. with valid Green Card.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/e...nktrk=eta_uspr
#8
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If you prefer *A you can fly to Crdoba for 1334 USD RT https://www.google.com/flights/?f=0&...bud%20to%20nrt
#9
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If you prefer *A you can fly to Crdoba for 1334 USD RT https://www.google.com/flights/?f=0&...bud%20to%20nrt
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#11
Join Date: May 2009
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Wide availability of this fare, worked nicely into my schedule, so booked over Thanksgiving to visit family down there. Yes the 777 lie flats are not new, and layover in MEX is a little long, but a great fare that books into I class, so credits well to DL.
FYI when looking at Google Flights the calendar did not show great availability, but clicking on my dates anyway brought up the low fare. Bookable at Expedia or directly on Aeromexico.
FYI when looking at Google Flights the calendar did not show great availability, but clicking on my dates anyway brought up the low fare. Bookable at Expedia or directly on Aeromexico.
#12
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Join Date: Dec 2015
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Glad you could use it , any opinion on angle flat beds on aeromexico ? I've never tried angle flat just wanna know how good or bad they are
Wide availability of this fare, worked nicely into my schedule, so booked over Thanksgiving to visit family down there. Yes the 777 lie flats are not new, and layover in MEX is a little long, but a great fare that books into I class, so credits well to DL.
FYI when looking at Google Flights the calendar did not show great availability, but clicking on my dates anyway brought up the low fare. Bookable at Expedia or directly on Aeromexico.
FYI when looking at Google Flights the calendar did not show great availability, but clicking on my dates anyway brought up the low fare. Bookable at Expedia or directly on Aeromexico.
#14
Join Date: May 2009
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Really depends on the person. I am generally fine with most anything, and even liked the old Delta 160 degree seats, so maybe not a seat snob nor the best critic. Sure I prefer 1-1 UD on the 747, but I'm always happy just to be flying...
#15
Join Date: Aug 2005
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Considering that international-to-international connections at MEX require going through customs (like I-to-I connections at US airports), and the customs lines can be very long at certain times of day, the long layovers on this routing could actually be thought of as providing a certain amount of peace of mind.