EVA Air: KUL to TPE from $732 (nonstop)
Oct 12, 2022, 8:53 am
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EVA Air: KUL to TPE from $732 (nonstop)
While not a pure bargain, this is a great fare on a quality airline such as EVA Air from Kuala Lumpur to Taipei. These fare book into D class which earn 125% with most Star Alliance programs or 24888 miles and 200% or 8048 miles with Miles & More so useful for Lufthansa flyers.
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Oct 12, 2022, 1:10 pm
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While not a pure bargain, this is a great fare on a quality airline such as EVA Air from Kuala Lumpur to Taipei. These fare book into D class which earn 125% with most Star Alliance programs or 24888 miles and 200% or 8048 miles with Miles & More so useful for Lufthansa flyers.
You would have close to 9.5 hours in lie flat bliss...
Book Flights Here!
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You would have close to 9.5 hours in lie flat bliss...
Book Flights Here!
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Oct 12, 2022, 1:40 pm
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Oct 13, 2022, 11:29 pm
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My point is not about the miles - you can buy miles for $0.03 per mile from many programs, and even cheaper when there's a promotion.
However, my point is $0.15 per mile is a very normal premium fare yield - in order to count as a "deal" this fare would need to be more like $500 in my book.
However, my point is $0.15 per mile is a very normal premium fare yield - in order to count as a "deal" this fare would need to be more like $500 in my book.
Oct 14, 2022, 7:25 am
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My point is not about the miles - you can buy miles for $0.03 per mile from many programs, and even cheaper when there's a promotion.
However, my point is $0.15 per mile is a very normal premium fare yield - in order to count as a "deal" this fare would need to be more like $500 in my book.
However, my point is $0.15 per mile is a very normal premium fare yield - in order to count as a "deal" this fare would need to be more like $500 in my book.
KUL-TPE in J is regularly >$1000 so $700 is a decent deal, especially on a 5 star airline such as EVA.
Last edited by night718; Oct 14, 2022 at 7:49 am
Oct 16, 2022, 7:55 am
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Although this forum is filed under the umbrella of mileage deals, for better or worse it has come to focus on attractive fares in premium classes. Often these fares will throw up good opportunities to earn miles - but not always.