how to use Alaska Airline miles to book Korean Airline?
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how to use Alaska Airline miles to book Korean Airline?
I know Korean Airline has non-stop flight from ATL->ICN .
But when I search ATL->ICN at Alaska Airline website, the search results do not include Korean Airline?
How to use Alaska Airline miles on Korean Airline? Do I need to call?
Thanks.
But when I search ATL->ICN at Alaska Airline website, the search results do not include Korean Airline?
How to use Alaska Airline miles on Korean Airline? Do I need to call?
Thanks.
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Same page just a few posts down
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/alask...ilability.html
Its lack of space that's the issue
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/alask...ilability.html
Its lack of space that's the issue
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>> I'd really avoid this if you can. Korean air has the worst redemption rates of pretty much any Alaska Airlines partner.
I don't know - I "had" to fly to Japan earlier this year and Korean was about the same redemption cost as DL for MUCH better food and service.
I don't know - I "had" to fly to Japan earlier this year and Korean was about the same redemption cost as DL for MUCH better food and service.
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Why not take CX? Better rate, better seat and probably better service (slightly debatable for service)
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