Alaska Mileage Plan is a valuable frequent flyer program, thanks to its array of airline partners and stopover policy. At the moment, Alaska Mileage Plan is offering a great promotion for travel on Fiji Airways — you can either receive up to 50% off awards, or can earn double miles on a revenue ticket.
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That is literally the single 1 day from now till November with availability in J. That is too bad 🙁
They did have this deal prior to COVID, and I had a trip booked which I had to cancel as a result
Ugghhhh, this is a great deal but I'm getting a bunch of mixed itineraries when trying to book a stopover in Fiji. Seems shameful to not spend a few days in Fiji before continuing on to Sydney.
It’s a huge value from East Coast , 20k miles will get you from BOS/NY to Mel/Syd/AKL with a week or so stopover in Fiji to overcome your misery from the coach cabin.
Agreed, love how Ben found the 1 day for 1 person if you can schedule a trip in 4 days. Still a great deal in economy though, but I don't do economy for that long of trip anymore.
Economy isn't bad. you have to be savvy on picking seats, and I doubt very much you will have some little brat kicking your seat on a flight to Fiji.
Can you add an AS segment connecting to LAX for free or is it an additional cost?
Great news if you're an Economy flyer; not so much if your preference is Business class!
Especially if you plan on flying to Australia. You will encounter endless Mixed Cabin availability, a concept AlaskaMP has enthusiastically embraced, if not pioneered. Some all-the-way Business availability includes a time-consuming stop at Christmas Island which interests virtually no-one.
Yeah, not exactly exciting news; 50% off nothing is still nuthin' ...
Thanks for this. I managed to change a one-way ticket from Australia to the US to visit family during northern summer by simply adjusting the final leg on Alaska and it repriced the ticket to give me 15,000 miles back. Then I was able to change right back to the original. Win. 🙂
You should clarify it is the Christmas Island in Kiribati, not the one in Australia.
I was able to text Alaska to request the mile difference and they were able to do that no problem. They credited back 45K miles for 3 business tickets without changing anything else.