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4 dni temu · This gives a CPP value of 1.29 cents per mile. The same flight in business class for 95,000 miles versus $1,110 in cash (including $7.50 in taxes). This gives a CPP value of 1.15 cents per mile. The same flight in first class for 107,000 miles versus $1,610 in cash (including $7.50 in taxes). This gives a CPP value of 1.5 cents per mile.
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5 dni temu · @MrCycling The probability is low, especially if an airline, like United, calculates the reward cost based on the value of the points/miles.For example, I booked a flight to the Caribbean for 17.7k miles when the ticket price was $271 or so (got $0.01253/mile). The price of the ticket dropped by $36 or so and the reward cost dropped to 15.5k (suffice it to say I took the opportunity to cancel ...
4 dni temu · Great Circle Mapper is a great tool to use to estimate your flight distance. Let’s look at the distance-based award chart for Alaska Airlines. It charges between 7,500 miles and 55,000 miles one-way for Saver Economy flights between the U.S. and Europe, the Middle East, and Africa on its airline partners like American Airlines. Alaska Airlines
6 dni temu · Using a miles to dollars calculator simplifies the process of evaluating the best use of your airline miles, whether for booking flights, upgrades, or other rewards, ensuring travelers get the best value from their loyalty programs.
3 dni temu · The airline has a plethora of Oneworld and nonalliance partners, so you can redeem AAdvantage miles for travel to many destinations on various airlines. In this guide, we'll explore the many methods for earning American Airlines AAdvantage miles toward your next redemption.
5 dni temu · 2 months later: $450 flight, 30000 miles, $50 in taxes for miles redemption = value of $0.013/mile. 1. Re: The value of an airline mile. I don’t overthink it. I don’t use cents per mile just compare the miles to the cash price; obviously that would give you cents per mile but I don’t think of it that way.
