DEN to HNL for Less Than $300
May 10, 2002 | 1:01 pm
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DEN to HNL for Less Than $300
Couple the starwood subscriptions with the QG doubling, yields QG miles at less than 1 cent per mile. Booking this RT on AA takes 30,000 miles, hence less than $300.
Can't this same approach be used for effectively half priced (miles) award travel on American, and other QG partners?
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Can't this same approach be used for effectively half priced (miles) award travel on American, and other QG partners?
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May 10, 2002 | 3:05 pm
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I've been researching Qualiflyer and have found some great deals.
Hawaii does look particularly good in coach. If you maximize the Starwood 5k bonus and transfer before 6/15 to take advantage of the 2-1 *wood>Qualiflyer promo, you could fly from anywhere USA to HNL for $288.
For European travel, Qualiflyer also has kids awards at half price with some airlines.
Hawaii does look particularly good in coach. If you maximize the Starwood 5k bonus and transfer before 6/15 to take advantage of the 2-1 *wood>Qualiflyer promo, you could fly from anywhere USA to HNL for $288.
For European travel, Qualiflyer also has kids awards at half price with some airlines.
May 10, 2002 | 5:16 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by dhacker:
I've been researching Qualiflyer and have found some great deals. ... For European travel, Qualiflyer also has kids awards at half price with some airlines.</font>
I've been researching Qualiflyer and have found some great deals. ... For European travel, Qualiflyer also has kids awards at half price with some airlines.</font>
May 10, 2002 | 5:35 pm
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It seems that it depends on the airline, not the destination based on this information on the Web site:
Family Tickets for children aged 2 - 11 are only available for travel on Qualiflyer airlines (excluding Turkish Airlines).
The Qualiflyer airlines are:
http://www.qualiflyer.com/spend/air/airlines/
Family Tickets for children aged 2 - 11 are only available for travel on Qualiflyer airlines (excluding Turkish Airlines).
The Qualiflyer airlines are:
http://www.qualiflyer.com/spend/air/airlines/