With US Airways’ Off-peak Saver Promotion
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Availability put to the test The obvious question: Is this just a PR stunt or are there really seats available? We checked availability on the airline’s non-stop, trans-Atlantic flights, figuring that if the longest segment was available, you could find a way to the gateway on the same award ticket or by buying a separate ticket. The chart below shows what our research turned up.
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Don’t have US Airways miles? Get them by transferring Starpoints into US Airways miles. Or, buy the 60,000 miles directly from the airline for $2,100, or from Starwood for $1,750. That’s not always a great deal from the East Coast, since published fares can be about the same and they earn miles and elite credit. From the West Coast, however, it’s a good option because published fares cost $2,500 to $2,800 to these European destinations.
With US Airways’ Off-peak Saver Promotion
educed mileage redemption rates for off-season travel to Europe and the Caribbean.[table_opt style="gray-header" id="1700 " width="" alignment="center" responsive="all" heading="
[table_opt style="gray-header" id="1700 " width="" alignment="center" responsive="all" heading="thcenter" rows="tdcenter"]
Availability put to the test The obvious question: Is this just a PR stunt or are there really seats available? We checked availability on the airline’s non-stop, trans-Atlantic flights, figuring that if the longest segment was available, you could find a way to the gateway on the same award ticket or by buying a separate ticket. The chart below shows what our research turned up.
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Don’t have US Airways miles? Get them by transferring Starpoints into US Airways miles. Or, buy the 60,000 miles directly from the airline for $2,100, or from Starwood for $1,750. That’s not always a great deal from the East Coast, since published fares can be about the same and they earn miles and elite credit. From the West Coast, however, it’s a good option because published fares cost $2,500 to $2,800 to these European destinations.
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