Lots of 60k F award availability to/from LHR through EOS
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Lots of 60k F award availability to/from LHR through EOS
Seeing tons of 60k first class Web Specials to and from LHR all the way through July 2021. I know they've run specials like this to HKG and GRU, but haven't seen that low to LHR.
I've been tracking pricing across the network and it looks like they "flipped a switch" and lowered the price to 60k pretty much everywhere on every day.
and if you're ex-LHR, it's the same taxes as J and you can use the Concord Room as well as First check in, connect through a US gateway and use First Dining at JFK/DFW/MIA/LAX
You can cancel with an automatic re-deposit of miles if booked before September 8.
I've been tracking pricing across the network and it looks like they "flipped a switch" and lowered the price to 60k pretty much everywhere on every day.
and if you're ex-LHR, it's the same taxes as J and you can use the Concord Room as well as First check in, connect through a US gateway and use First Dining at JFK/DFW/MIA/LAX
You can cancel with an automatic re-deposit of miles if booked before September 8.
Last edited by saaveraward; Aug 7, 2020 at 11:29 am
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Seeing tons of 60k first class Web Specials to and from LHR all the way through July 2021. I know they've run specials like this to HKG and GRU, but haven't seen that low to LHR. Looks like they lowered the mileage in the past couple days.
I've been tracking pricing and nationally the base price has been:
66k
60k
I've been tracking pricing and nationally the base price has been:
66k
60k
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IMHO, it’s not worth the extra miles for F if flying eastbound from the East Coast....flight is too short (6 hours; sometimes just under), and you’re asleep most of the time. Westbound daytime flight (7 hours or so) might be worth it. And of course, LAX-LHR in F is totally worth it if you can find it!!
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IMHO, it’s not worth the extra miles for F if flying eastbound from the East Coast....flight is too short (6 hours; sometimes just under), and you’re asleep most of the time. Westbound daytime flight (7 hours or so) might be worth it. And of course, LAX-LHR in F is totally worth it if you can find it!!
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Yes, I was tempted to do LHR-JFK-LAX in F but LHR-LAX non-stop is many hours quicker. It's worth the extra miles, but not the extra stop - not just the time, but chance of IRROPS much higher.
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