Flash Deal Summary

If you already have United miles, or can transfer Chase Rewards or Marriott points to United, given the coach fare (including co-pay) generally ranges from $1,800 to $3,000 round-trip, and the normal Business Class fare generally ranges from $3,500 to $6,000 to Asia, you can use United miles to save $500 to $4,200 (14% to 70%) on your next premium travel booking.

THE RISK OF CHANGING OR CANCELLING AN UPGRADE AWARD TICKET WITH UA DURING CORONAVIRUS: If you request to cancel your upgrade award, any miles and associated upgrade co-pays will be refunded, but a re-credit fee may apply. If you request to change a flight with an upgrade award, United can apply the upgrade award to your new itinerary, subject to upgrade availability. Additional miles and co-pay may be required. You can find more details on UA’s site here.

However, for a paid economy ticket, fare rules and restrictions of the original purchased fare do apply. United customers will be permitted to change without paying a change fee to a flight of equal or lesser value for travel up to 12 months from the original ticket issue date  (but any difference in fares will apply). See FCF’s risk of booking widget here.

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Disclaimer:

Everybody knows how frequently airfares change (some estimates claim that there are up to 500,000 fare changes daily). Because that’s a few too many for First Class Flyer to keep up with, FCF cannot guarantee that all fares discussed will be available when you go to make a booking. Also, for the sake of quick and easy “executive summary” format, all fare rules and restrictions can’t possibly be included. Fares quoted usually include the average taxes and fees for the routes in the chart.

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