Direct flight from LAX to MIA 80000 Miles one way?
Direct flight from LAX to MIA 80000 Miles one way? Is this good price? It is my first time flying first class and I want to try it out. I plan on flying next month.
Also, does it include any lounge access and any good perks |
Originally Posted by happyvoid
(Post 29762388)
Direct flight from LAX to MIA 80000 Miles one way? Is this good price? It is my first time flying first class and I want to try it out. I plan on flying next month.
Also, does it include any lounge access and any good perks MEX-CDG-AMS-JNB in Business class cost 90,000 miles |
opps i made a mistake I actually meant 40000 miles, 80000 was for two people.
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40k still sucks. What are paid F fares like for you? I have bought that fight for ~$400.
You will not get lounge access. Only standard perks of being in domestic F; early boarding, larger seat, free drinks, a mediocre meal. If you're on the 757, you'll board 2L and get to relish the feeling of taking the exclusive left upon boarding. That's kinda cool. |
yea i think the paid price is about $550 right now. I need to go to miami for death of family so i was in a rush and I had some delta miles I wanted to use. It is hard to find really good deal with delta especially for direct flights too
I wanted to get a direct flight to mia but hard to find around that time and cheapest was 40k miles |
$550 is still a fairly decent price for a cross-country in F. The value of miles is still poor at 40k/ea, but situations like yours are what miles are for if you're not willing/able to pay cash. If you are chasing DL status, the paid F would be worth it.
AA has a frequent 777 on that route, btw. Might want to check them out for a much better first time F experience. |
yes good idea but i already booked the delta award flight. If i cancel the delta award flight would there be penalty?
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Wow I was going to change it on my returning flight and the price jumped up to 70000 to 100000 miles per person. Only this day it was cheap at 40000.
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Originally Posted by tkey75
(Post 29762486)
$550 is still a fairly decent price for a cross-country in F. The value of miles is still poor at 40k/ea, but situations like yours are what miles are for if you're not willing/able to pay cash. If you are chasing DL status, the paid F would be worth it.
AA has a frequent 777 on that route, btw. Might want to check them out for a much better first time F experience. |
Originally Posted by happyvoid
(Post 29762703)
Thanks for info Have you heard of Aircraft: 772 ? I keep seeing that but was wondering what airline and if that is good or not for AA
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I believe you can cancel if you are within 24 hours of purchase but you may not cancel if you are within 72 hours of departure
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Originally Posted by Duke787
(Post 29763085)
I believe you can cancel if you are within 24 hours of purchase but you may not cancel if you are within 72 hours of departure
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If I had to fly LAX-MIA last minute the first place I'd search is BA.com using Avios on AA metal. Saves the close-in ticketing fee...
For example, I just pulled up LAX-MIA nonstop this Friday and found availability for 12.5k and $5.60 in fees. |
As tkey75 noted, $550 is pretty good for F, but these days, 40K is perfectly acceptable. In fact, it's even better because you got F - it sounds like you may not be a Delta frequent flyer, so if you were to buy coach by miles or cash, you would also have to pay for your checked luggage, which is another $25 per person per segment, in F you save $50 each and get the higher weight limit of 70lb, too. Now, 70K miles is stupid, and if you cancel to change the times, you should pay the $550 and collect the miles. However, if you are outside the 24 hr cancellation window, changes are $150, except for DMs and PMs, who can redeposit their miles for free.
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Originally Posted by happyvoid
(Post 29762547)
yes good idea but i already booked the delta award flight.
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