$970 in "fees" for a economy award
Just was looking into a award from SEA to CPT.
For an economy ticket, miles required 90,000 and $970 in fees!!! Jeeesh, I can buy a ticket for $1,500 with better connections (not on BA). At least for now I can use my miles on partner AA for domestic flights. |
Rule 1 - don't use BA Miles for Economy tickets
(For travel in November, BA is currently selling NYC tickets for £297. Or, of course, you could use 50,000 miles and pay £250 in taxes! 50,000 miles to save £47 is possibly some sort of record.) |
BA miles are normally best used for upgrades. The only time I would buy an economy ticket with them is if I needed the ability to cancel the ticket.
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Just arranged a Twice Around the World Northern Hemisphere First Class ticket using 330,000 AAdvantage Points, Total 62,000 miles, 16 sectors BA/JL/AA/CX and Qantas..Total Taxes ONLY $405..and $148 of that was APD for my LHR Stopover.
Gotta Luv AAmerican AAdvantage:D |
Originally Posted by UncleDude
(Post 10339146)
Just arranged a Twice Around the World Northern Hemisphere First Class ticket using 330,000 AAdvantage Points, Total 62,000 miles, 16 sectors BA/JL/AA/CX and Qantas..Total Taxes ONLY $405..and $148 of that was APD for my LHR Stopover.
Gotta Luv AAmerican AAdvantage:D |
Originally Posted by ADGrant
(Post 10338964)
BA miles are normally best used for upgrades. The only time I would buy an economy ticket with them is if I needed the ability to cancel the ticket.
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Originally Posted by BA1A
(Post 10339168)
Wow! Think I am in the wrong FF program :(
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I was charged around $700(CDN) last month when I used my asiamiles points for j class for YVR - LHR.
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