It's not going to be business class. The PHX-ORD leg will be on a mainline probably narrow body that will have domestic first. Not uncomfortable but not business class as most think of it. The ORD-DAY leg will most be on a CR2 that has no first class and is the smallest plane flown by any of the major airlines, some call it the "torture tube." AA at ORD operates out of Terminal 3, easy transfer. I've made 35 minute connections there multiple times.
Fees are about $12. Good to know; thank you.
Ah I wondered as there is no "business class" listed on the AA site for that flight.
They will offer it to you if it's available. I believe AA only considers row 1 MCE, which means it's only the bulkhead. I actually prefer row 2 the half dozen times a year I have to fly on a CR2. I'm not trying to dissuade you, but want to make sure you know what you're getting into flying on one of them.
I think so!
No input on your redemption but my brother is a pilot with Air Wisconsin and he flies that ORD-DAY route all the time. My DIL works for UD. Got lots of family there in Dayton. Hope you have a great trip!
Oh nice! I've never been. Thank you!
Yes, you should be able to (I have done that). I think Carnival makes it very easy to use their gift cards unlike some other lines. When you log in to make a payment there is a tab for gift cards.
I also don’t do any aspirational travel unfortunately but love reading about everyone’s trips …but before I found this thread …was traveling once a year to see my son in Orlando..fast forward almost 5 years and we are able to visit his family and our grandchildren 4-6 times a year due to a SW companion pass and UR points
How do you know that it worked. The support dollars just show up as rewards in your account? Do you get any notice before that, that your supportee signed up LOL?
Carnival cards are very easy to use - if you have other gift cards you want to get at 10% off at OD, you can join AARP (don't have to be 55+) and buy as many as you want at 10% off - actually I think the limit is 25 per month, but they sell in $100 and $500 amounts, so you could get lots of $$ worth. I think it's like $12 a year and often there's a CC offer for $8 back, so it's very cheap. They have other gift cards you can purchase as well.
Both area good ideas. We tend to fly AF to Europe and BA back because it just seems to work out that way. The train from Paris to London is quick and quite nice. You can also take the Eurostar from AMS to London.
I supported DS two weeks ago when my support was elevated to $50. His bonus showed up before his purchase was even shipped. When I checked my account, the $50 was there also. A few days later I got an email from CapOne saying I'd earned it. I'm not telling DS that my support is now elevated to $150. I guess we should have waited, but he's happy with $50.
Have www.autoslash.com track the rental, they will let you know if they find something cheaper. I've had rentals start at over $600 for a week that I ended up only paying $215 for. It works with Costco also.
