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A2A Aug 7, 2012 11:21 pm


Originally Posted by hyderago (Post 19079271)
It's probably a typo. My guess is Keyser meant to type 12.5k, not 2.5k.

no it is not. 2.5 k miles it is in economy. plus the 2.5$. And you can look it up on the 9w website as well

A2A Aug 7, 2012 11:23 pm


Originally Posted by Yaatri (Post 19079423)
That's one way award. Do all if them issue one way awards? You still have 7500 miles left.

at least UA and US Airways do. and with the 2.5K cost, the OP can book 8 short haul segments.

Keyser Aug 8, 2012 2:03 am


Originally Posted by hyderago (Post 19079271)
It's probably a typo. My guess is Keyser meant to type 12.5k, not 2.5k.


Originally Posted by Yaatri (Post 19079423)
That's one way award. Do all if them issue one way awards? You still have 7500 miles left.

it's 2.5k miles....i booked about half a dozen one way redemptions at this rate in may this year....

Keyser Aug 8, 2012 2:03 am


Originally Posted by A2A (Post 19079726)
at least UA and US Airways do.

aa as well....

Keyser Aug 8, 2012 2:06 am


Originally Posted by Yaatri (Post 19078819)
Oh wow! Only 2.5k miles and about $2.50. How does Jet do that when a round trip award within North America is 25k miles + the security fee?
Are 9W miles cost more to earn? Why would UA or DL or any other other US carrier give the award unless Jet pays the difference in cash?
Isn't that a disastrous heading?
What am I missing here?

if you go on the 'online partner redemption' page on the jet site, you can see the option of putting in different routes to see how much miles are required....most of the popular routes are 15k miles but there are a lot that are also 10k, 5k & as low as 2.5k....

Yaatri Aug 8, 2012 10:56 am


Originally Posted by Keyser (Post 19080148)
if you go on the 'online partner redemption' page on the jet site, you can see the option of putting in different routes to see how much miles are required....most of the popular routes are 15k miles but there are a lot that are also 10k, 5k & as low as 2.5k....

A paid transcon trip on a Jet Airlines American partner will net you more than twice that many miles. I wonder about the "Buy one and get two free" logic. How does Jet intend to pay for these It's an excellent deal though.
Evidently not many JP members know about this. Having been with US, AA and UA at various times I finally settled with NW and now delta over a decade ago. Sometimes I have to fly other airlines. Those orphaned miles die as I just don't feel like taking the time to juggle my miles. Life is too short to be juggling miles.

Yaatri Aug 8, 2012 11:06 am


Originally Posted by Keyser (Post 19080142)
aa as well....

I know some do, but not which ones. It's a lot of work to keep up with different programmes and their rules.
Come to think of it, isn't it immaterial whether UA has one way award. You are redeeming JP miles, if JP allows one way awards, it can ask for one way ticket.

PVDtoDEL Aug 8, 2012 11:57 am


Originally Posted by Yaatri (Post 19082614)
A paid transcon trip on a Jet Airlines American partner will net you more than twice that many miles. I wonder about the "Buy one and get two free" logic. How does Jet intend to pay for these It's an excellent deal though.

You cannot get a transcon for 2.5k miles. The routes which cost 2.5k miles are generally short.

Yaatri Aug 8, 2012 1:18 pm


Originally Posted by PVDtoDEL (Post 19083079)
You cannot get a transcon for 2.5k miles. The routes which cost 2.5k miles are generally short.

I misread LGA-ORD&PDX-LAX as transcon. Regardless a transcon is not typically 10 times the price of LGA-ORD, or even PDX-LAX.

PVDtoDEL Aug 8, 2012 2:02 pm


Originally Posted by Yaatri (Post 19083705)
I misread LGA-ORD&PDX-LAX as transcon. Regardless a transcon is not typically 10 times the price of LGA-ORD, or even PDX-LAX.

I don't know about that. PVD-EWR (random example) can usually had for $39 or $49 each way with advanced purchase... A transcon from PVD is usually $200+ each way.

So the transcon is roughly 4-5x more expensive than the short hop. Similarly, a 12.5k mile transcon is 5x more expensive than a 2.5k short hop.

This is a very specific example, but pricing doesn't look too wacky..

Yaatri Aug 9, 2012 10:16 am


Originally Posted by PVDtoDEL (Post 19084022)
I don't know about that. PVD-EWR (random example) can usually had for $39 or $49 each way with advanced purchase... A transcon from PVD is usually $200+ each way.

So the transcon is roughly 4-5x more expensive than the short hop. Similarly, a 12.5k mile transcon is 5x more expensive than a 2.5k short hop.

This is a very specific example, but pricing doesn't look too wacky..

Are you talking about 1984? One might find the fares you have quoted above but are not "usual" fares for the route. Shuttles are another matter.

But what is it you are trying to say? That 2.5k is not a fantastic deal?

paragbmehta Jan 7, 2013 3:08 pm

Is the redemption option for this 2.5k miles thing available online or one needs to call the JP team and get it? I tried checking online but could not come across anything

A2A Jan 7, 2013 9:18 pm


Originally Posted by paragbmehta (Post 19996449)
Is the redemption option for this 2.5k miles thing available online or one needs to call the JP team and get it? I tried checking online but could not come across anything

What 2.5 k miles thing ??

paragbmehta Jan 7, 2013 9:45 pm

2500 jp miles for a award ticket on aa or United

AJLondon Jan 7, 2013 9:48 pm


Originally Posted by paragbmehta (Post 19999014)
2500 jp miles for a award ticket on aa or United

All partner awards to be booked on phone or thru downloading the request form on the website and then sending it across to JP. Response received by email usually.


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