LATAM: NYC to SCL for $1147 -- Book through December
Earn Delta Skymiles. 30% MQM match on this fare which is much better than what you'd earn on Delta metal. Non-stop there and one stop on return.
Here is a sample: https://www.google.com/travel/flight...Yz0SBggBEAAYAA |
Great fare.
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The low fares for my dates are being offered by FlyUS.com. Does anyone on this board have any experience with them?
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Saw it a few hours ago and was going to post it in the early morning... But thanks for sharing...
Here are the earnings with the LIM connection one way... JFK-SCL would earn 17202 MQMs 3440 MQDs 2.99 MQD Ratio Delta Diamond members would obtain 37844 RDMs, Platinum 30964 RDMs, Gold 27523 RDMs, Silver 24083 RDMs, Base 17202 RDMs |
Originally Posted by jbalmuth
(Post 32971780)
The low fares for my dates are being offered by FlyUS.com. Does anyone on this board have any experience with them?
https://www.flyus.com/terms-and-conditions.html In my experience, LATAM will absolutely refuse to service the ticket unless the agency specifically instructs them to, so you will be likely be stuck with the OTAs customer service (good or bad) and related fees for any changes/cancellations/refunds + the carrier's fee, if any. |
Good find. On Flyus.com I am also seeing some vacation package options with even cheaper flights on AA including a hotel (which you could throw away if you wanted).
It's interesting that Delta only gives 30% MQDs on cheaper LATAM business fares but continues to give 40% on Aeromexico discounted business. With the "bonus" MQM rollover this year I will easily have enough MQMs for DM but not expecting many MQDs, so some MQD runs like this might be interesting by later in the year -- though I suspect there are many others in a similar situation so I suspect Delta might throw us some sort of a bone by later in the year. |
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