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Originally Posted by jrzyshawn
(Post 13845446)
I am on teh 747 in 2A to HK. I am going to snap a few pics to share with everyone.
Did you buy 2A, use reward tix, or B/Y up + miles? I am waitlisted and I am scared to death I might have to ride in coach -- :eek: :eek: :eek: |
Originally Posted by carsonheim
(Post 13845547)
mornin' all! With mother's day coming I was looking at ShopOnePass for floral purchases. Well.... I have a hair-brained scheme that could work out quite nicely! I posted it in MilesBuzz: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/13845518-post1.html
I donated close to $3k worth of goods, services, and $$$ and didn't see any back from the government and the credit was minimal. |
Greetings Box. On lunch break at our conference.
Originally Posted by radonc1
(Post 13844766)
You must be 6'2" or bigger since I have the same problem with UA F seats (757). However, I try to sneak the headrest up before takeoff and hope the FAs don't catch it.
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Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 13845432)
She should know better.
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Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 13845570)
The only flaw I see is the assumption that one would get $700 "back" from the government. For a lot of people, it's a deduction but will not be near $700 (at least in my experience).
I donated close to $3k worth of goods, services, and $$$ and didn't see any back from the government and the credit was minimal. |
Finally got home and now in office hours. Best part of the day was finally seeing this happen.
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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 13845617)
Finally got home and now in office hours. Best part of the day was finally seeing this happen.
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Originally Posted by sbm12
(Post 13844180)
Just got my LAX planespotting photos from yesterday online. Four 747s: SQ, KL (twice - they had a go-around), China Southern and Southern Air Cargo. I didn't wait around for the LH flug.
http://gallery.millerworks.net/Trave..._hfW5k-M-1.jpg I think he's speeding: http://gallery.millerworks.net/Trave..._EEFB6-M-1.jpg |
Just saved $65 with an SPG50 Cert. for this weekend's Sheraton Portsmouth stay. Saved another $60 by switching the first night to a Summerfield Suites near Boston. ^
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13845654)
Just saved $65 with an SPG50 Cert. for this weekend's Sheraton Portsmouth stay. Saved another $60 by switching the first night to a Summerfield Suites near Boston. ^
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Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 13843002)
For the first time since July 1992, I no longer own a car. We took it to CarMax this afternoon, and 30 minutes later walked out with a check and hopped into a rental we picked up this morning and headed home.
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13845654)
Just saved $65 with an SPG50 Cert. for this weekend's Sheraton Portsmouth stay. Saved another $60 by switching the first night to a Summerfield Suites near Boston. ^
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Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 13845570)
The only flaw I see is the assumption that one would get $700 "back" from the government. For a lot of people, it's a deduction but will not be near $700 (at least in my experience).
I donated close to $3k worth of goods, services, and $$$ and didn't see any back from the government and the credit was minimal. |
Originally Posted by carsonheim
(Post 13845680)
I've got a couple of those certs, wasn't sure if they are really a good value or not.... is it off rack rate? I'm always able to find way better deals than half off the standard rack rate....
The SPG50s are also quite good for getting a guaranteed suite at a discount (sometimes for what a standard room goes for on prepaid rates). I've found that Sheraton Old San Juan and Westin Los Cabos both have excellent deals on Suites when an SPG 50 is used. |
Originally Posted by mersk862
(Post 13844855)
All told, my return home from SoCal is ONT-SLC-LAX-JFK-ATL-MSP - a mere 5289 miles.
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