If you only need a one-way ticket, book united airlines One-Way Awards tickets, You'll get more flexibility to use your frequent flyer miles.
united airlines now offering One-Way Awards. For half the miles of a roundtrip award tickets(starting at 12,500 miles for a domestic Saver Award), you can fly one way on United-, United Express-operated flights, and Star Alliance partners.
One-Way Awards are available for both Saver Awards (fewer miles) and Standard Awards (more miles and more flexibility).
• You can use Saver Awards to fly United-, United Express-operated flights and Star Alliance partners.
• You must fly the most direct route from origin to destination. That means no stopovers. You can, however, make connections. Tip: If you want to visit multiple cities, you can use multiple One-Way Awards to create your itinerary.
• You can change your award ticket at any time or get a refund before you travel, but know that you may be charged a fee.
American added this customer-friendly feature this past May. Other legacy carriers do offer one-way frequent-flier awards, though they still require the same amount of miles that are required for round-trip rewards. Some low-cost carriers – such as Southwest and AirTran – have long offered one-way award travel for half the credit needed for a round-trip award ticket.
You'll be able to mix and match different award levels when booking a roundtrip award ticket.
United also unveiled a "Miles & Money" frequent flyer award that lets customers redeem a combination of cash and miles for an award ticket.
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Canada Chase Marriott Rewards Platinum Visa bonus
Canada Chase Marriott Rewards Platinum Visa credit card offer a Free Night Stay and 10,000 signup bonus points. Enough for 2 Free Night Stays at Marriott.
After you make your first card purchase, you'll get 10,000 Bonus Points to bring you closer than ever to a great vacation or other valuable rewards. Hotel rewards start at just 7,500 points. And, you'll get an automatic upgrade to Silver Elite membership featuring the Ultimate Reservation Guarantee, bonus points, weekend discounts and much more.
chase.com/marriottupgrade
Before completing the application, you should confirm the following statements are true:
You are a Canadian resident.
You have reached the age of majority in your province or territory of residence.
You understand that by completing the information below we will consider this as your express consent to obtain a credit bureau report about you.
You'll receive three points for every dollar charged to chase Platinum Visa card at over 2,700 participating Marriott Rewards locations, including Marriott Hotels and Resorts, JW Marriott Hotels and Resorts, Renaissance Hotels and Resorts, Fairfield Inn by Marriott, Courtyard by Marriott, Residence Inn by Marriott, TownePlace Suites by Marriott, SpringHill Suites by Marriott, Marriott Vacation Club International resorts. That includes restaurants, gift shops, room service, and any other Marriott related service. What's more, you'll earn one point for every dollar in purchases charged anywhere else. Use your card to buy major appliances, new clothes, or for a night on the town.
For Quebec Residents: Offer valid only for existing Marriott Rewards members.
After you make your first card purchase, you'll get 10,000 Bonus Points to bring you closer than ever to a great vacation or other valuable rewards. Hotel rewards start at just 7,500 points. And, you'll get an automatic upgrade to Silver Elite membership featuring the Ultimate Reservation Guarantee, bonus points, weekend discounts and much more.
chase.com/marriottupgrade
Before completing the application, you should confirm the following statements are true:
You are a Canadian resident.
You have reached the age of majority in your province or territory of residence.
You understand that by completing the information below we will consider this as your express consent to obtain a credit bureau report about you.
You'll receive three points for every dollar charged to chase Platinum Visa card at over 2,700 participating Marriott Rewards locations, including Marriott Hotels and Resorts, JW Marriott Hotels and Resorts, Renaissance Hotels and Resorts, Fairfield Inn by Marriott, Courtyard by Marriott, Residence Inn by Marriott, TownePlace Suites by Marriott, SpringHill Suites by Marriott, Marriott Vacation Club International resorts. That includes restaurants, gift shops, room service, and any other Marriott related service. What's more, you'll earn one point for every dollar in purchases charged anywhere else. Use your card to buy major appliances, new clothes, or for a night on the town.
For Quebec Residents: Offer valid only for existing Marriott Rewards members.
UK refuses to relax 100 ml liquid rule
The European Union is moving too quickly to lift a 100 ml european rule on airline passengers carrying liquids onto flights, the European airports association said on Wednesday, saying loosening the ban could endanger security.
Carrying more than 100 ml of liquid in hand luggage has been banned in Europe since 2006, after British police uncovered a plot to blow up transatlantic airliners bound for North America using bombs made from liquid explosives.
The measures were not adopted uniformly elsewhere in the EU, with many travellers previously facing much stricter restrictions on carrying liquids out of the UK than they did on their return from an EU country.
In April, EU-bound passengers from non-EU countries will be allowed to take on board any liquids, aerosols and gels purchased at an airport in the preceding 36 hours. The move is a preliminary step for lifting the ban for all passengers in April 2013.
The transport secretary, Philip Hammond, has told UK airport owners that the first phase in lifting 100ml rule restrictions will not go ahead as planned on 29 April. Passengers on long-haul flights from outside the European Union would have been allowed to carry duty-free liquids on to connecting flights at EU airports. Airlines and airport groups have warned that the proposal would lead to severe delays because terminals might not have adequate screening equipment, while some countries such as France and Italy are considering ignoring the 29 April deadline.
Carrying more than 100 ml of liquid in hand luggage has been banned in Europe since 2006, after British police uncovered a plot to blow up transatlantic airliners bound for North America using bombs made from liquid explosives.
The measures were not adopted uniformly elsewhere in the EU, with many travellers previously facing much stricter restrictions on carrying liquids out of the UK than they did on their return from an EU country.
In April, EU-bound passengers from non-EU countries will be allowed to take on board any liquids, aerosols and gels purchased at an airport in the preceding 36 hours. The move is a preliminary step for lifting the ban for all passengers in April 2013.
The transport secretary, Philip Hammond, has told UK airport owners that the first phase in lifting 100ml rule restrictions will not go ahead as planned on 29 April. Passengers on long-haul flights from outside the European Union would have been allowed to carry duty-free liquids on to connecting flights at EU airports. Airlines and airport groups have warned that the proposal would lead to severe delays because terminals might not have adequate screening equipment, while some countries such as France and Italy are considering ignoring the 29 April deadline.
San Jose to Shanghai China flights
American Eagle Airlines Provides Easy Connections From San Jose to New Shanghai, China, Service From Los Angeles International Airport. American Eagle offers six daily flights from San Jose Norman Mineta International Airport to Los Angeles International Airport.
"We're delighted that we can give San Jose passengers more convenient connections to American's cornerstone hub in Los Angeles," said Gary Foss, Vice President – Planning and Marketing for American's regional network. "Our six daily nonstops now make connecting to American's new Shanghai service easy. And there are more Asia-bound flights through American's Los Angeles cornerstone hub which offers convenient connections throughout the oneworld® global network."
San Jose and Shanghai are both centers of high technology and innovation as well as world-class trading communities. American Eagle's six flights to and from Los Angeles complement American Airlines service to American's cornerstone hubs in Chicago and Dallas/Fort Worth. The Shanghai flight departs from Los Angeles at 3:10 p.m. each day. All this is part of a major expansion of the Los Angeles cornerstone hub that will see 33 more than 30 flights added today to 15 communities for a total of over 150 daily flights.
At Shanghai's Pudong International Airport (PVG), customers will enter Terminal 2, close to American's oneworld partners and providing smoother, faster connections to other chinese cities. More than 200,000 travelers flew between Los Angeles and Shanghai in 2010, with Los Angeles accounting for more passengers to China than any other U.S. city.
To celebrate the china service expansion, American is offering customers the opportunity to earn triple AAdvantage miles by flying on a purchased First Class or Business Class fare on LAX-Shanghai, adding up to more than 20,000 miles for a one-way trip. Customers who fly on a purchased LAX-Shanghai Economy Class fare can earn double AAdvantage miles. The bonus miles offer is valid for travel between April 5 and June 30. Customers can also earn double AAdvantage miles for travel on any of American Eagle's nine new domestic routes to and from Los Angeles. Registration prior to travel is required. Register and learn more at www.aa.com/morelax.
"We're delighted that we can give San Jose passengers more convenient connections to American's cornerstone hub in Los Angeles," said Gary Foss, Vice President – Planning and Marketing for American's regional network. "Our six daily nonstops now make connecting to American's new Shanghai service easy. And there are more Asia-bound flights through American's Los Angeles cornerstone hub which offers convenient connections throughout the oneworld® global network."
San Jose and Shanghai are both centers of high technology and innovation as well as world-class trading communities. American Eagle's six flights to and from Los Angeles complement American Airlines service to American's cornerstone hubs in Chicago and Dallas/Fort Worth. The Shanghai flight departs from Los Angeles at 3:10 p.m. each day. All this is part of a major expansion of the Los Angeles cornerstone hub that will see 33 more than 30 flights added today to 15 communities for a total of over 150 daily flights.
At Shanghai's Pudong International Airport (PVG), customers will enter Terminal 2, close to American's oneworld partners and providing smoother, faster connections to other chinese cities. More than 200,000 travelers flew between Los Angeles and Shanghai in 2010, with Los Angeles accounting for more passengers to China than any other U.S. city.
To celebrate the china service expansion, American is offering customers the opportunity to earn triple AAdvantage miles by flying on a purchased First Class or Business Class fare on LAX-Shanghai, adding up to more than 20,000 miles for a one-way trip. Customers who fly on a purchased LAX-Shanghai Economy Class fare can earn double AAdvantage miles. The bonus miles offer is valid for travel between April 5 and June 30. Customers can also earn double AAdvantage miles for travel on any of American Eagle's nine new domestic routes to and from Los Angeles. Registration prior to travel is required. Register and learn more at www.aa.com/morelax.
flights San Diego to Shanghai, China
American Airlines new nonstop service from Los Angeles to Shanghai begins today. It operates seven days a week with departures at 3:10 p.m. each day. It is part of a major expansion of the Los Angeles cornerstone hub that will see more than 30 flights added today to 15 communities for a total of over 150 daily flights.
American Eagle, the regional affiliate of American Airlines, operates 11 daily round-trip flights between San Diego International Airport and Los Angeles International Airport, and now offers an easy connection to Shanghai, China.
"Our 11 flights already make Los Angeles accessible from San Diego throughout the day," said Gary Foss, Vice President – Planning and Marketing for American's regional network. "Now, we can connect passengers to American's new Shanghai flights, in addition to dozens of flights by our oneworld® partners that link American's Los Angeles cornerstone hub to the world."
American Eagle also is launching today nine new daily domestic destinations from LAX. American Eagle is introducing new two-class service to Denver and four of the new routes – Houston, Oklahoma City, Phoenix and Albuquerque, N.M. The service features a First Class cabin, with premium food and beverage service, and nine newly designed seats that offer adjustable headrests and ergonomically contoured back and seat cushions on the CRJ-700 aircraft.
American Eagle, the regional affiliate of American Airlines, operates 11 daily round-trip flights between San Diego International Airport and Los Angeles International Airport, and now offers an easy connection to Shanghai, China.
"Our 11 flights already make Los Angeles accessible from San Diego throughout the day," said Gary Foss, Vice President – Planning and Marketing for American's regional network. "Now, we can connect passengers to American's new Shanghai flights, in addition to dozens of flights by our oneworld® partners that link American's Los Angeles cornerstone hub to the world."
American Eagle also is launching today nine new daily domestic destinations from LAX. American Eagle is introducing new two-class service to Denver and four of the new routes – Houston, Oklahoma City, Phoenix and Albuquerque, N.M. The service features a First Class cabin, with premium food and beverage service, and nine newly designed seats that offer adjustable headrests and ergonomically contoured back and seat cushions on the CRJ-700 aircraft.
JFK to Budapest flights American Airlines
Customers of American Airlines and its oneworld partners can now enjoy new and enhanced service between the East Coast and the European cities of Budapest, Hungary, as well as Barcelona and Madrid, Spain.
American Airlines daily direct flights from John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport to Budapest Ferihegy International Airport, Hungary, beginning April 5
American's new flight AA158 from JFK to Budapest will depart at 6:40 p.m. and arrive in Budapest at 9:30 a.m. the following day using a Boeing 767-300 aircraft with 225 seats, 30 Business Class and 195 Economy Class. The return flight AA159 will depart from Budapest at 11:55 a.m., arriving at JFK at 3:35 p.m. American has teamed up with oneworld partner, Malev, to schedule these new flights so that customers can make easy connections at American's JFK hub and Malev's Budapest hub. For more information, visit www.aa.com/Budapest.
Through June 30, American Airlines passengers who fly round-trip between JFK and Budapest can earn 15,000 AAdvantage bonus miles for travel in Business Class, 10,000 bonus miles for full-fare Economy Class. Register prior to travel using promotion code NYBUD and obtain complete details at www.aa.com/moreeurope.
"There's a lot of excitement about the new, daily American Airlines flight from JFK to Budapest," said New York Consul General for Hungary, Ambassador Karoly Dan. "Budapest has been a cultural and financial center in the region and a prime location for conferences, which has been highlighted during the country's current Presidency of the European Union. Our city is one of the most scenic and romantic locations in the world, has great traditions that coexist with its history of modernism, and we are proud of our hospitality. Hungarians, along with the citizens of most neighboring countries, will be pleased with the convenience this new flight offers them to visit New York and other destinations in the United States."
American Airlines daily direct flights from John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport to Budapest Ferihegy International Airport, Hungary, beginning April 5
American's new flight AA158 from JFK to Budapest will depart at 6:40 p.m. and arrive in Budapest at 9:30 a.m. the following day using a Boeing 767-300 aircraft with 225 seats, 30 Business Class and 195 Economy Class. The return flight AA159 will depart from Budapest at 11:55 a.m., arriving at JFK at 3:35 p.m. American has teamed up with oneworld partner, Malev, to schedule these new flights so that customers can make easy connections at American's JFK hub and Malev's Budapest hub. For more information, visit www.aa.com/Budapest.
Through June 30, American Airlines passengers who fly round-trip between JFK and Budapest can earn 15,000 AAdvantage bonus miles for travel in Business Class, 10,000 bonus miles for full-fare Economy Class. Register prior to travel using promotion code NYBUD and obtain complete details at www.aa.com/moreeurope.
"There's a lot of excitement about the new, daily American Airlines flight from JFK to Budapest," said New York Consul General for Hungary, Ambassador Karoly Dan. "Budapest has been a cultural and financial center in the region and a prime location for conferences, which has been highlighted during the country's current Presidency of the European Union. Our city is one of the most scenic and romantic locations in the world, has great traditions that coexist with its history of modernism, and we are proud of our hospitality. Hungarians, along with the citizens of most neighboring countries, will be pleased with the convenience this new flight offers them to visit New York and other destinations in the United States."
American Eagle new destinations from LAX
More choices to more destinations are coming soon to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Effective April 5, 2011, American Airlines and American Eagle will offer 33 additional departures, including nine new domestic routes on American Eagle; additional American Airlines flights to Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, Las Vegas, Miami and Orlando; and new LAX to Shanghai, China, service on American.
As part of our new service, four of the nine new American Eagle routes will give you the added luxury to choose First Class on our new two-class Bombardier CRJ-700 regional jets - a relaxing experience with four-way adjustable headrests and ergonomically contoured back and seat cushions.
In addition to the new destinations and service, we also announced a $20 million investment to enhance our American Eagle terminal at LAX. As part of the improvements, we will expand our terminal from six to 10 gates, making boarding and arrivals more convenient and comfortable. You can also find comfort in American Airlines Admirals Club or Flagship Lounge, located nearby in Terminal 4.
The following four new American Eagle destinations to/from LAX will be serviced by two-class Bombardier CRJ-700 regional airplane:
Houston, TX - George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)
Phoenix, AZ - Phoenix/Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)
Oklahoma City, OK - Will Rogers World Airport (OKC)
Albuquerque, NM - Albuquerque International Sunport Airport (ABQ)
The following six new American Eagle destinations to/from LAX will be serviced by ERJ regional jets:
Albuquerque, NM - Albuquerque International Sunport Airport (ABQ)
Boise, ID - Boise Airport (BOI)
El Paso, TX - El Paso International Airport (ELP)
Salt Lake City, UT - Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC)
Sacramento, CA - Sacramento International Airport (SMF)
Tucson, AZ - Tucson International Airport (TUS)
Additional Upgrades and Changes
Denver, CO - Denver International Airport (DEN) (LAX-DEN will be upgraded from ERJ to CRJ-700s with four daily flights)
Los Cabos, Mexico - Los Cabos Mexico International Airport (SJD) (An Eagle ERJ will supplement American mainline service on LAX-SJD with an additional daily flight)
New Frequencies (all on American to/from LAX)
Chicago - Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD)
Dallas-Fort Worth - Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)
Miami - Miami International Airport (MIA)
Las Vegas - McCarran International Airport (LAS)
Orlando - Orlando International Airport (MCO)
New International Route (on American to/from LAX)
Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG)
As part of our new service, four of the nine new American Eagle routes will give you the added luxury to choose First Class on our new two-class Bombardier CRJ-700 regional jets - a relaxing experience with four-way adjustable headrests and ergonomically contoured back and seat cushions.
In addition to the new destinations and service, we also announced a $20 million investment to enhance our American Eagle terminal at LAX. As part of the improvements, we will expand our terminal from six to 10 gates, making boarding and arrivals more convenient and comfortable. You can also find comfort in American Airlines Admirals Club or Flagship Lounge, located nearby in Terminal 4.
The following four new American Eagle destinations to/from LAX will be serviced by two-class Bombardier CRJ-700 regional airplane:
Houston, TX - George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)
Phoenix, AZ - Phoenix/Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)
Oklahoma City, OK - Will Rogers World Airport (OKC)
Albuquerque, NM - Albuquerque International Sunport Airport (ABQ)
The following six new American Eagle destinations to/from LAX will be serviced by ERJ regional jets:
Albuquerque, NM - Albuquerque International Sunport Airport (ABQ)
Boise, ID - Boise Airport (BOI)
El Paso, TX - El Paso International Airport (ELP)
Salt Lake City, UT - Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC)
Sacramento, CA - Sacramento International Airport (SMF)
Tucson, AZ - Tucson International Airport (TUS)
Additional Upgrades and Changes
Denver, CO - Denver International Airport (DEN) (LAX-DEN will be upgraded from ERJ to CRJ-700s with four daily flights)
Los Cabos, Mexico - Los Cabos Mexico International Airport (SJD) (An Eagle ERJ will supplement American mainline service on LAX-SJD with an additional daily flight)
New Frequencies (all on American to/from LAX)
Chicago - Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD)
Dallas-Fort Worth - Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)
Miami - Miami International Airport (MIA)
Las Vegas - McCarran International Airport (LAS)
Orlando - Orlando International Airport (MCO)
New International Route (on American to/from LAX)
Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG)
Air france new service between Orlando and Paris
Delta and the Air France-KLM Group (OTC: AFLYY) kick off a major international expansion this week with new flights connecting Florida with three major European cities: London, Paris and Amsterdam.
Air France will inaugurate new nonstop service between Orlando and its Paris hub three days weekly.
Flights to Orlando will start on 21/06/11. Flights to Orlando can be booked in Economy, Premium Economy, Business and First class.
Air France will serve Orlando Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-urdays, operated with a Boeing 777-300 (472 seats):
Paris 13h45 - Orlando 17h05
Orlando 20h45 - Paris 11h10 (+1)
Fun and sun are guaranteed in Orlando, the best holiday spot in Florida. Orlando is well known for his numerous theme parks, including the Magic Kingdom of Disney. If you need a break from all the theme parks, you can explore the stylish downtown or enjoy the thriving nightlife scene. There is always something to do in this amazing city.
Air France will inaugurate new nonstop service between Orlando and its Paris hub three days weekly.
Flights to Orlando will start on 21/06/11. Flights to Orlando can be booked in Economy, Premium Economy, Business and First class.
Air France will serve Orlando Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-urdays, operated with a Boeing 777-300 (472 seats):
Paris 13h45 - Orlando 17h05
Orlando 20h45 - Paris 11h10 (+1)
Fun and sun are guaranteed in Orlando, the best holiday spot in Florida. Orlando is well known for his numerous theme parks, including the Magic Kingdom of Disney. If you need a break from all the theme parks, you can explore the stylish downtown or enjoy the thriving nightlife scene. There is always something to do in this amazing city.
Friday, April 15, 2011
american airlines oneway Awards tickets
American Airlines is revolutionizing the frequent flyer business with the new AAdvantage One-Way Flex Awards. previously, you could book a free flight for as few as 25,000 miles, but that ticket would always have to be round trip.
American is the first major domestic airline to offer a one-way award ticket at a true one-way price at just one-half the amount of the required round-trip miles.
The move by the USA's second-biggest airline was greeted gladly by travel analysts familiar with fliers' frustrations about the inflexibility of many awards programs.
American Airlines' frequent fliers can book one-way award flights — for half the miles required to book a round-trip ticket.AAdvantage members can fly one-way trip for 12,500 points, half the 25,000 needed for a free round trip.
One-Way Flex Awards give AAdvantage members the flexibility to combine different one-way awards on a single itinerary. For instance, a member may travel outbound on an Economy Class MileSAAver award and return on an economy class AAnytime award. Or, a member may choose to travel in different classes of service on a trip, such as traveling outbound in Business or First Class and returning in Economy Class.
Several small and discount carriers allow their frequent fliers to turn in points for one-way trips. But American is the first of the USA's big conventional network carriers to allow it.
Called One-Way Flex Awards, the change lets AAdvantage members:
•Fly one way on an award ticket and return by another means, including a purchased one-way ticket. •Book a trip to several cities on points. Previously, AAdvantage required round-trip travel between two cities.
•Book an award trip in coach in one direction and a premium-class seat in the other.
•Split an award trip between American and one of its 20 AAdvantage program partner airlines. Previously, awards trips had to be completed entirely on American or entirely on one of its partners.
•Travel in one direction on an award ticket at "off-peak" times and the other on a "peak" award ticket. Frequent fliers long have been frustrated by the difficulty of finding available seats both ways within "off-peak" periods, which require fewer mileage points.
American is the first major domestic airline to offer a one-way award ticket at a true one-way price at just one-half the amount of the required round-trip miles.
The move by the USA's second-biggest airline was greeted gladly by travel analysts familiar with fliers' frustrations about the inflexibility of many awards programs.
American Airlines' frequent fliers can book one-way award flights — for half the miles required to book a round-trip ticket.AAdvantage members can fly one-way trip for 12,500 points, half the 25,000 needed for a free round trip.
One-Way Flex Awards give AAdvantage members the flexibility to combine different one-way awards on a single itinerary. For instance, a member may travel outbound on an Economy Class MileSAAver award and return on an economy class AAnytime award. Or, a member may choose to travel in different classes of service on a trip, such as traveling outbound in Business or First Class and returning in Economy Class.
Several small and discount carriers allow their frequent fliers to turn in points for one-way trips. But American is the first of the USA's big conventional network carriers to allow it.
Called One-Way Flex Awards, the change lets AAdvantage members:
•Fly one way on an award ticket and return by another means, including a purchased one-way ticket. •Book a trip to several cities on points. Previously, AAdvantage required round-trip travel between two cities.
•Book an award trip in coach in one direction and a premium-class seat in the other.
•Split an award trip between American and one of its 20 AAdvantage program partner airlines. Previously, awards trips had to be completed entirely on American or entirely on one of its partners.
•Travel in one direction on an award ticket at "off-peak" times and the other on a "peak" award ticket. Frequent fliers long have been frustrated by the difficulty of finding available seats both ways within "off-peak" periods, which require fewer mileage points.
direct flights Washington dulles to india
India's national carrier, Air India operate direct flights from Washington Dulles International Airport to New Delhi and Kolkata,using their Boeing 777-200LRs.
The move will allow Air India to improve their fleet utilization and earn revenue on an aircraft which currently racks up a dozen hours of parking fees at JFK’s Terminal 4 whenever it arrives from India.
Because they are a non-US carrier, Air India will be unable to offer tickets on the domestic legs of JFK-IAD-JFK, but Air India passengers from Washington will be able to transfer to the carrier’s evening Mumbai service at JFK.
The flights will depart from Washington at 12:10 P.M., stop en-route at New York’s JFK Airport, and continue nonstop to Delhi, arriving at 4:45 P.M. the following afternoon. Continuing service is offered to Kolkata. Passengers bound for Mumbai will be able to transfer at JFK to the carrier’s evening, nonnstop JFK-Mumbai flight.
All of the flights from Washington offer a choice of Economy, Executive and First Class service. Economy Class seats feature a 34-inch seat pitch, therapeutic footrest, and 10.6 inch, built-in LCD monitor. Executive Class passengers enjoy flat beds, a 76-inch seat pitch, a privacy partition, and 15.4-inch LCD screen. First Class cabins include flat bed compartments with a built-in massage system, buddy seat, a 23-inch LCD screen, and 80-inch seat pitch.
Other amenities onboard Air India’s Boeing 777s include personal entertainment systems with nearly 400 hours of individual, on-demand audio/visual entertainment, USB ports, laptop connectivity, and satellite telephone service in every cabin. Topping the list of most popular features is the choice of award-winning Indian or Continental meal and free drink service in all classes.
Travel agents earn 4 percent commission (without a cap) on all Air India tickets issued in the U.S.
The move will allow Air India to improve their fleet utilization and earn revenue on an aircraft which currently racks up a dozen hours of parking fees at JFK’s Terminal 4 whenever it arrives from India.
Because they are a non-US carrier, Air India will be unable to offer tickets on the domestic legs of JFK-IAD-JFK, but Air India passengers from Washington will be able to transfer to the carrier’s evening Mumbai service at JFK.
The flights will depart from Washington at 12:10 P.M., stop en-route at New York’s JFK Airport, and continue nonstop to Delhi, arriving at 4:45 P.M. the following afternoon. Continuing service is offered to Kolkata. Passengers bound for Mumbai will be able to transfer at JFK to the carrier’s evening, nonnstop JFK-Mumbai flight.
All of the flights from Washington offer a choice of Economy, Executive and First Class service. Economy Class seats feature a 34-inch seat pitch, therapeutic footrest, and 10.6 inch, built-in LCD monitor. Executive Class passengers enjoy flat beds, a 76-inch seat pitch, a privacy partition, and 15.4-inch LCD screen. First Class cabins include flat bed compartments with a built-in massage system, buddy seat, a 23-inch LCD screen, and 80-inch seat pitch.
Other amenities onboard Air India’s Boeing 777s include personal entertainment systems with nearly 400 hours of individual, on-demand audio/visual entertainment, USB ports, laptop connectivity, and satellite telephone service in every cabin. Topping the list of most popular features is the choice of award-winning Indian or Continental meal and free drink service in all classes.
Travel agents earn 4 percent commission (without a cap) on all Air India tickets issued in the U.S.
eva airlines Evergreen DeLuxe Class from Amsterdam
EVA Air is now offering very special fares from Amsterdam to Bangkok or Taipei for travel throughout 2011. Take your advantage now and book your flight as this offer is only valid for a limited period.
Bangkok
Elite (Evergreen Deluxe) Class:
EUR 839.00
ONLY valid for outbound departure from Amsterdam in accordance to above schedule.
Low season periods: NOW~30 June 2011 // 01 August ~ 11 December 2011 // 24 ~ 31 December 2011.
High season periods: 01 July ~ 31 July 2011 // 12 ~ 23 December 2011.
All EVA Air Boeing 747-400 intercontinental services offer uniquely designed Evergreen Deluxe Class cabins. High-quality passenger comfort and warm, attentive in-flight service produce many of the enhancements usually found only in business class on other airlines. Our Evergreen Deluxe Class cabins are of business-class standards, offering spacious seating with rows positioned 38 inches apart, and equipped with individual seat-back video systems providing a selection of six movies for your in-flight entertainment. Video screens can be adjusted to the optimum viewing angle and the system is operated from digital controls at the front of the armrest.
Silver Card members holding Evergreen Deluxe class / Elite class ticket or with confirmed upgrading reservation can check in at Business class / Premium class check-in counter.
In Evergreen Deluxe Class cabins, we serve hot congee in the traditional Chinese way for breakfast, served on fine bone china.
Bangkok
Elite (Evergreen Deluxe) Class:
EUR 839.00
ONLY valid for outbound departure from Amsterdam in accordance to above schedule.
Low season periods: NOW~30 June 2011 // 01 August ~ 11 December 2011 // 24 ~ 31 December 2011.
High season periods: 01 July ~ 31 July 2011 // 12 ~ 23 December 2011.
All EVA Air Boeing 747-400 intercontinental services offer uniquely designed Evergreen Deluxe Class cabins. High-quality passenger comfort and warm, attentive in-flight service produce many of the enhancements usually found only in business class on other airlines. Our Evergreen Deluxe Class cabins are of business-class standards, offering spacious seating with rows positioned 38 inches apart, and equipped with individual seat-back video systems providing a selection of six movies for your in-flight entertainment. Video screens can be adjusted to the optimum viewing angle and the system is operated from digital controls at the front of the armrest.
Silver Card members holding Evergreen Deluxe class / Elite class ticket or with confirmed upgrading reservation can check in at Business class / Premium class check-in counter.
In Evergreen Deluxe Class cabins, we serve hot congee in the traditional Chinese way for breakfast, served on fine bone china.
td card Budget rental car discount code BCD
When TD Platinum Travel Visa Card and TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Card member need a vehicle for business or pleasure, you can save 5 to 25% off the lowest available discountable time and mileage retail rate on qualifying rentals. This offer is valid at participating Avis®1 and Budget®2 locations worldwide when the rental is charged in full to your eligible TD Credit Card.
For additional savings and to reserve your vehicle, visit
avis.com/tdcreditcards
To receive your discount on Avis rentals, be sure to quote Avis Worldwide Discount (AWD) # C078400 at the time of reservation.
budget.com/tdcreditcards
To receive your discount on Budget rentals, be sure to quote Budget Worldwide Discount (BCD) # A331700 at the time of reservation.
1 Provided by Aviscar Inc. Program terms are subject to change without notice. Certain blackout dates may apply. Offer subject to other terms and conditions.
2 Provided by Budgetcar Inc. Program terms are subject to change without notice. Certain blackout dates may apply. Offer subject to other terms and conditions.
®1 Avis is a registered trademark licensed to Aviscar, Inc. for use in Canada.
®2 Budget is a registered trademark licensed to Budgetcar, Inc. for use in Canada.
For additional savings and to reserve your vehicle, visit
avis.com/tdcreditcards
To receive your discount on Avis rentals, be sure to quote Avis Worldwide Discount (AWD) # C078400 at the time of reservation.
budget.com/tdcreditcards
To receive your discount on Budget rentals, be sure to quote Budget Worldwide Discount (BCD) # A331700 at the time of reservation.
1 Provided by Aviscar Inc. Program terms are subject to change without notice. Certain blackout dates may apply. Offer subject to other terms and conditions.
2 Provided by Budgetcar Inc. Program terms are subject to change without notice. Certain blackout dates may apply. Offer subject to other terms and conditions.
®1 Avis is a registered trademark licensed to Aviscar, Inc. for use in Canada.
®2 Budget is a registered trademark licensed to Budgetcar, Inc. for use in Canada.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
