how much for taxes and fee for award ticket
Jun 7, 2019, 6:47 pm
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But as SuperKirby wants transfer my MR points over to Qantas Aer Lingus will not a QF ffp option
SuperKirby needs to find saver availability on AA then may be able to use QF points (& surcharges?) for a QF award
Or better still, transfer from MR into a better ffp
SuperKirby needs to find saver availability on AA then may be able to use QF points (& surcharges?) for a QF award
Or better still, transfer from MR into a better ffp
Jun 7, 2019, 6:52 pm
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Jun 7, 2019, 6:58 pm
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Jun 7, 2019, 7:06 pm
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Aer Lingus is an obvious choice imo since it flies directly from Dublin to USA especially since its taxes the journey are only about €80 with its fares-disguised-as-taxes being ( in economy) €18 vs €100 on AA and , in business, €18 vs €151
Total taxes in business is approx €80 vs €211 and €80 vs €160 in economy
A lot cheaper to use Aer Lingus than AA and why the question on airline being used was very impotant
If booking a ticket using cash, €927 is there with EI
Last edited by Dave Noble; Jun 7, 2019 at 7:16 pm
Jun 7, 2019, 10:31 pm
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Um - Yes it is - Until 1st July 2019 , Aer Lingus is a FF partner and redemption bookings can be made on it for travel until end June 2020
Aer Lingus is an obvious choice imo since it flies directly from Dublin to USA especially since its taxes the journey are only about €80 with its fares-disguised-as-taxes being ( in economy) €18 vs €100 on AA and , in business, €18 vs €151
Total taxes in business is approx €80 vs €211 and €80 vs €160 in economy
A lot cheaper to use Aer Lingus than AA and why the question on airline being used was very impotant
If booking a ticket using cash, €927 is there with EI
Aer Lingus is an obvious choice imo since it flies directly from Dublin to USA especially since its taxes the journey are only about €80 with its fares-disguised-as-taxes being ( in economy) €18 vs €100 on AA and , in business, €18 vs €151
Total taxes in business is approx €80 vs €211 and €80 vs €160 in economy
A lot cheaper to use Aer Lingus than AA and why the question on airline being used was very impotant
If booking a ticket using cash, €927 is there with EI