Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to ANA/United and their 2nd level business class advance pruchase round trip fares between Tokyo (NRT), Japan and Honolulu (HNL), allowing a stopover in SFO on each direction.
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United Airlines has launched a new MileagePlus buy miles sale that comes with a member-specific bonus. The offer is valid through May 29, 2020. You can check your bonus or discount offer on United’s website here.
United Airlines has promotions every month for buying miles, but they all max out at a 100% bonus or a 50% discount (the same offer because United usually limits the number of miles one can purchase per year, including any possible bonuses to 175K).
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to United and their shoulder/basic season midweek premium economy sell-up round trip fares between Los Angeles and Bangkok. This fare can be routed on ANA nonstop service LAX-HND.
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United Airlines launched last week a MileagePlus buy miles sale that comes with a 100% bonus. Now, this offer has been opened for ALL members (previously targeted) through May 14, 2020. You can check your bonus or discount offer on United’s website here.
United Airlines has promotions every month for buying miles, but they all max out at a 100% bonus or a 50% discount (the same offer because United usually limits the number of miles one can purchase per year, including any possible bonuses to 175K).
United Airlines has launched a new MileagePlus buy miles sale that comes with a 100% bonus. The deal is valid through May 14, 2020. You can check your bonus or discount offer on United’s website here.
United Airlines has promotions every month for buying miles, but they all max out at a 100% bonus or a 50% discount (the same offer because United usually limits the number of miles one can purchase per year, including any possible bonuses to 175K).
Now, the massacre continues with partners: United has removed all award charts from its website. These awards are now priced at whatever amount of miles United decides at their whim.
United Airlines has quietly changed the maximum number of Premier Qualifying Points (PQPs) that can be earned on partner flights effective July 1, 2020.
The airline changed the elite qualification criteria from 2020 (read more here), moving entirely away from Elite Qualifying Miles (EQM) to PQPs. This changed made earning elite status easier and cheaper on partner flights where the PQPs would be calculated based on the number of base miles earned divided by 5 or 6.
Most US airlines and the government came into an agreement about a $25B bailout this week (read more here) that partially covers keeping staff employed (no pink slips or furloughs) through September 30, 2020.
United expects to operate roughly 10% of its planned schedule for May and June. The passenger demand has collapsed even further – approximately 97% due to lockdowns, travel restrictions, and bans in place.
United Airlines has launched a new MileagePlus Mystery Bonus sale that is valid through April 24, 2020. You can check your bonus or discount offer on United’s website here.
United Airlines has promotions every month for buying miles, but they all max out at a 100% bonus or a 50% discount (the same offer because United usually limits the number of miles one can purchase per year, including any possible bonuses to 175K).
Wall Street Journal was reporting on Monday that both United Airlines and Delta Air Lines were considering repeating what they did back in the 2000s while going through multiple bankruptcy reorganizations.
United is in negotiating with its credit card partner JPMorgan Chase while Delta is planning to get cash from American Express for selling miles in advance.
Many airlines have been very deceitful, if not engaged in fraudulent activity, with customer tickets when they have canceled or significantly changed flight times, implying that passengers are only eligible for vouchers or reschedule flights instead of refunds. .
DOT made very clear to airlines that they need to provide PROMPT REFUNDS for flights to/from/via the United States (read more here), and European Union also reiterated that refunds per EC 261/2004 are in force too (read more here).
United Airlines on Sunday decided to follow Delta and extend all MileagePlus member tiers by 12 months, not including the Global Services, and most paid subscriptions by 6.
The airline has also lowered Premier Qualifying Poing (PQP) requirements by 50% for those who qualify in 2020.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to United and their business class excursion round trip fares between Paris and New York, valid for travel until March 2021.
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United Airlines yesterday announced (read more here) that it would end all international services sans some Mexico and Japan flights.
Now the airline has decided to reinstate flights to Sydney, Sao Paulo, Frankfurt, London, and Tel Aviv through May 2020 and continue flying to select destinations until March 27.
