CO/UA LAS-East Coast $200.- a.i.
#1
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: RDU
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CO/UA LAS-East Coast $200.- a.i.
Similar to last week's sale fares, this is a 'G' fare. While there are no seasonal or day-of-travel restriction, availability is best for Tuesday/Wednesday.
The base is $147.-, total 200.- for ALB-LAS. Destinations from LAS include ALB, ORF, MHT, PVD, RDU, TPA, BUF, BWI. Try your home city.
The base is $147.-, total 200.- for ALB-LAS. Destinations from LAS include ALB, ORF, MHT, PVD, RDU, TPA, BUF, BWI. Try your home city.
#2
Join Date: Jun 2007
Programs: UA, AA, LH, Hyatt, Hilton, Marriott, Hertz
Posts: 1,759
Similar to last week's sale fares, this is a 'G' fare. While there are no seasonal or day-of-travel restriction, availability is best for Tuesday/Wednesday.
The base is $147.-, total 200.- for ALB-LAS. Destinations from LAS include ALB, ORF, MHT, PVD, RDU, TPA, BUF, BWI. Try your home city.
The base is $147.-, total 200.- for ALB-LAS. Destinations from LAS include ALB, ORF, MHT, PVD, RDU, TPA, BUF, BWI. Try your home city.
#6
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: SAN
Programs: UA 1MM/1K, HH Diamond
Posts: 6,824
Well, not always...
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/milea...se-193-ai.html
Guess you missed that one.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/milea...se-193-ai.html
Guess you missed that one.
#9
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: CHI
Programs: UA 1K, MR Titanium, IHG Gold, National Exec
Posts: 3,840
For some reason I was drawn to the itinerary that I managed to build and I"ll be going on my first "pure" MR with this fare. I booked LAS-SFO-EWR-MHT r/t in May for 203 CDN. Even including the flight down to LAS from YYC, it still works out to 5cpm which is hard to beat from here. 10 flights in almost exactly 48 hours... at least I'll get 10k miles out of it. ^
#11
Join Date: Mar 2003
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#12
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Before booking anyting I highly suggest looking at both UA and CO .coms and do so as 1 ways its $79 PHL-LAS with the tx = $100.40
I was able to find on CO a LAS-SFO-PHL which was $100.40 while it wasnt coming up on UA unless I did a Multi-city and then the exact flights was $400.40 on UA
So I purchased my PHL-IAD-LAS on UA and my return on CO.com
thusly will end up with apx 5800 eqms instead of 4800 and apx .0035 cpm instead of .0042 cpm
( I could have earned a few hundred more miles but it would have meant flying PHL-LAX-LAS and getting into LAS @ midnight, my way I get in @ 11am and have the whole day to try and decide what to do , not really much around Vegas now is there)
I was able to find on CO a LAS-SFO-PHL which was $100.40 while it wasnt coming up on UA unless I did a Multi-city and then the exact flights was $400.40 on UA
So I purchased my PHL-IAD-LAS on UA and my return on CO.com
thusly will end up with apx 5800 eqms instead of 4800 and apx .0035 cpm instead of .0042 cpm
( I could have earned a few hundred more miles but it would have meant flying PHL-LAX-LAS and getting into LAS @ midnight, my way I get in @ 11am and have the whole day to try and decide what to do , not really much around Vegas now is there)
#13
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Midwest, USA
Programs: UA G, Marriott PlatPrem
Posts: 218
Hi guys, I'm basically new to this forum, so don't kick me around too much...
I'm trying to book PHL-SFO-LAS r/t on CO.com and it's showing that the G fare = 0 EQM...!
Should I be worried about this?!
I'm trying to book PHL-SFO-LAS r/t on CO.com and it's showing that the G fare = 0 EQM...!
Should I be worried about this?!
#14
Join Date: May 2009
Location: PHL
Posts: 2,842
On a side note earlier this week PHL-SEA was being offered for ~$200 ai. Although all of the route options were on UA which provide about 1k less eqms than PHL-IAH-SEA roundtrip.
#15
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Here and there
Programs: General member, former 1P
Posts: 583
Can't get 6-segment trip to price out on UA like on ITA
Still finding some good deals from the East Coast to PHX on UA. Using ITA I was able to price out three segments each way in the G fare bucket for $208 RT all in. But when I use united.com's multi-city feature to duplicate the itinerary, it books me into W and other high fare classes and the all-in price comes out much higher.
It's still a good deal on united.com $200.80 all in RT to Phoenix, but those extra segments never hurt.
EDIT: After messing around with the UA and CO sites I was able to get CO to give me three segments on the eastbound return, including a redeye SFO-ORD on a 767, which gives me good odds for an upgrade.
Total cost was $204.50, or 2.8 CPM. Not a bad deal at all. I've done segment runs (I've qualified as a 1P on segments the last two years) but this is my first mileage run.
Booked two OW tickets: UA on the outbound MCO-SFO-PHX and CO on the return PHX-SFO-ORD-MCO. All on UA metal. It's a Friday in August, so I've got plenty of time to tell my wife....
It's still a good deal on united.com $200.80 all in RT to Phoenix, but those extra segments never hurt.
EDIT: After messing around with the UA and CO sites I was able to get CO to give me three segments on the eastbound return, including a redeye SFO-ORD on a 767, which gives me good odds for an upgrade.
Total cost was $204.50, or 2.8 CPM. Not a bad deal at all. I've done segment runs (I've qualified as a 1P on segments the last two years) but this is my first mileage run.
Booked two OW tickets: UA on the outbound MCO-SFO-PHX and CO on the return PHX-SFO-ORD-MCO. All on UA metal. It's a Friday in August, so I've got plenty of time to tell my wife....
Last edited by flavorflav; Apr 14, 2011 at 4:44 pm Reason: Adding trip details