Net SAAver to EZE 6/21
#1
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Net SAAver to EZE 6/21
Just got an email about a Net SAAver deal, JFK/LGA-EZE for $477 + taxes and fees eachway.
Only bad thing is that travel can only last for a week. For such a long flight it would be nice to have it stretched to 2 weeks. Anyway, not sure who else is based out of NYC that flies to EZE, but this is a great deal. The best price I have ever seen for this flight in the past was $800 each way before taxes and fees.
Fares must be ticketed no later than 11:59 p.m. (CT) Sunday,
June 19, 2011, for flights departing anytime Tuesday, June 21, 2011, through Friday,
June 24, 2011, with a return the following Monday through Wednesday.
June 19, 2011, for flights departing anytime Tuesday, June 21, 2011, through Friday,
June 24, 2011, with a return the following Monday through Wednesday.
#2
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Just got an email about a Net SAAver deal, JFK/LGA-EZE for $477 + taxes and fees eachway.
Only bad thing is that travel can only last for a week. For such a long flight it would be nice to have it stretched to 2 weeks. Anyway, not sure who else is based out of NYC that flies to EZE, but this is a great deal. The best price I have ever seen for this flight in the past was $800 each way before taxes and fees.
Only bad thing is that travel can only last for a week. For such a long flight it would be nice to have it stretched to 2 weeks. Anyway, not sure who else is based out of NYC that flies to EZE, but this is a great deal. The best price I have ever seen for this flight in the past was $800 each way before taxes and fees.
#3


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Just got an email about a Net SAAver deal, JFK/LGA-EZE for $477 + taxes and fees eachway.
Only bad thing is that travel can only last for a week. For such a long flight it would be nice to have it stretched to 2 weeks. Anyway, not sure who else is based out of NYC that flies to EZE, but this is a great deal. The best price I have ever seen for this flight in the past was $800 each way before taxes and fees.
Only bad thing is that travel can only last for a week. For such a long flight it would be nice to have it stretched to 2 weeks. Anyway, not sure who else is based out of NYC that flies to EZE, but this is a great deal. The best price I have ever seen for this flight in the past was $800 each way before taxes and fees.
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#5




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I don't like winter anymore, last year I spent 5+ week in Bs As just visiting my family/friends and it was like 2 weeks on summer, the day is too short 
Check Lan, they usually have some good fare for JFK-MIA, sometimes cheaper than MIA-EZE. I had 2 weeks off starting this Friday and I didn't buy a ticket for $845 (6/16 to 6/29) because is winter
( $935-10% off sale -10% off coupon).
PS: don't you have AA or BA miles? JFk-EZE is 40k miles for RT ticket in spring break

Check Lan, they usually have some good fare for JFK-MIA, sometimes cheaper than MIA-EZE. I had 2 weeks off starting this Friday and I didn't buy a ticket for $845 (6/16 to 6/29) because is winter
( $935-10% off sale -10% off coupon). PS: don't you have AA or BA miles? JFk-EZE is 40k miles for RT ticket in spring break
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If you have never been to BsAs this could be a quick, nonstop flight, and cheap way to do it.
I don't like winter anymore, last year I spent 5+ week in Bs As just visiting my family/friends and it was like 2 weeks on summer, the day is too short 
Check Lan, they usually have some good fare for JFK-MIA, sometimes cheaper than MIA-EZE. I had 2 weeks off starting this Friday and I didn't buy a ticket for $845 (6/16 to 6/29) because is winter
( $935-10% off sale -10% off coupon).
PS: don't you have AA or BA miles? JFk-EZE is 40k miles for RT ticket in spring break

Check Lan, they usually have some good fare for JFK-MIA, sometimes cheaper than MIA-EZE. I had 2 weeks off starting this Friday and I didn't buy a ticket for $845 (6/16 to 6/29) because is winter
( $935-10% off sale -10% off coupon). PS: don't you have AA or BA miles? JFk-EZE is 40k miles for RT ticket in spring break

I do have that 100k BA promo miles. Like you suggested I am looking to get the off-peak travel so I can get 2 R/T out of them, haha. Stretching those miles.
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Light around seven in the morning and getting dark just after six. Compared to a Scottish winter day that means four hours extra light here.....it's wonderful. ^
I prefer the capital in winter....not so keen being there on a hot summer day.
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If the day is too short then I suggest you get out earlier in the morning instead of lying in bed. 
Light around seven in the morning and getting dark just after six. Compared to a Scottish winter day that means four hours extra light here.....it's wonderful. ^
I prefer the capital in winter....not so keen being there on a hot summer day.

Light around seven in the morning and getting dark just after six. Compared to a Scottish winter day that means four hours extra light here.....it's wonderful. ^
I prefer the capital in winter....not so keen being there on a hot summer day.
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but I hate summer too

If you have 100K BA you can get 5 R/T off-peak on AA metal

JFK-EZE 3/3/2012
EZE-JFK 3/20/2012
for
40K + 61.50 (taxes)
or
20K + $255 (20K) + 61.50 (taxes)=20K+316.50 ^

100K BA miles = 5 R/T (off-peak) for a total of $1,582.50
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#12
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That is a great deal and I agree all AAdvantage members who got the 100K BA do is complain how sucky BA is. They seem pretty good to me! I can easily do all my travel off-peak to get the best out of those miles.
I tried using BA.com and going to Executive Club tab then Spending miles. Then I input all the data and search. This causes the red box that british does not fly this route and I click on the "include partners" tab and I still get no availablitly.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for the help.
I tried using BA.com and going to Executive Club tab then Spending miles. Then I input all the data and search. This causes the red box that british does not fly this route and I click on the "include partners" tab and I still get no availablitly.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for the help.
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The above is yet more proof to what Ive been saying for a long time now... the FF game is nothing like it used to be. Mileage inflation and the big hidden enemy (capacity controls and award seat inventory management) make this like a Casino for the frequent flyer..... the House (aka the Airlines) always win.
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That is a great deal and I agree all AAdvantage members who got the 100K BA do is complain how sucky BA is. They seem pretty good to me! I can easily do all my travel off-peak to get the best out of those miles.
I tried using BA.com and going to Executive Club tab then Spending miles. Then I input all the data and search. This causes the red box that british does not fly this route and I click on the "include partners" tab and I still get no availablitly.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for the help.
I tried using BA.com and going to Executive Club tab then Spending miles. Then I input all the data and search. This causes the red box that british does not fly this route and I click on the "include partners" tab and I still get no availablitly.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for the help.

As HIDDY said, If you see them on the AA.com you will be able to book them on BA.com
I love BA to check partners availability, they tell you how many seats are available ^
FedV
PS: I agree with you Gaucho100K, looks like AA only have 7 awards available on each fly (off-peak seats)

