Great Qatar Airways Qsuites Fares From LAX

As far as I’m concerned, Qatar Airways offers the world’s most well rounded business class experience. Not only that, but thanks to their membership in oneworld, flying with Qatar Airways can be a great way to earn elite qualifying miles in your preferred program (American AAdvantage, British Airways Executive Club, etc.).

Qatar Airways Qsuites cabin on the A350-1000

Historically Qatar Airways has offered great business class fares, though for the past year or so I’ve noticed fewer great fares from the US. They still have many great fares from Africa, Asia, and Europe, in my experience, but fare sales from the US are far less common.

Well, for those based in Los Angeles (or willing to position), at the moment Qatar Airways has a noteworthy business class fare.

You can fly roundtrip business class between Los Angeles and Kuala Lumpur for under $2,500, which is a pretty incredible deal. Availability with this fare is wide open, with lots of dates available between mid-February and mid-December 2020. The best fares seem to be available for outbound travel on Saturdays through Wednesdays.

This fare seems to allow an almost immediate turnaround, for those in a rush. 😉 You can also potentially book all segments in Qsuites, and in particular it’s exciting that Qatar Airways will soon operate the A350-1000 on their Los Angeles to Doha route.

Qatar Airways’ website is pretty good for actually searching availability, though if you prefer you can use Google Flights or ITA Matrix. You can potentially have the fare drop a bit further by booking through Momondo, though that comes with some risks as well.

The Amex International Airline Program, which is available to those with American Express Platinum Card® and The Business Platinum Card® from American Express, offers further discounts, though they’re quite minimal in this case. It only seems to knock about $60 off the price.

That itinerary covers a distance of ~23,920 flown miles, so if crediting to American AAdvantage you’d earn:

  • ~36,000 elite qualifying miles (150%)
  • ~23,920 redeemable miles (100% for segments in the “R” fare class)
  • A 120% mileage bonus if you’re an Executive Platinum member
  • ~4,785 elite qualifying dollars (elite qualifying dollars for 20% of the distance flown)

If anyone is headed from the LA-area to Asia, this is a great option to consider!

Qatar Airways Qsuites seat

Anyone plan to take advantage of these great Qatar Airways fares?

(Tip of the hat to Tack)

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Mark Guest

@Udo - Definitely a sweet deal! I booked that trip back in May 2019 and was out in SA for 3 weeks last month in December. What great trip it was and QSuites was phenomenal throughout

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Udo Guest

Managed to book YUL-DOH-CPT round trip in business on Qatar for 2600 US$, in November this year. Sweet deal if you ask me.

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paul moliken Guest

Flying Qatar Business from JFK to Denpasar for about $3700 R/T with the great stopover in DOH on the return. Any ideas on what are good souvenirs to buy? The terrorism point seems to me to be BS, as the administration blindly supports Saudia Arabia.

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Aggy Guest

Lars, As an American I completely agree. The average American’s understanding of the world in general and our country’s subsequent US foreign policy strategy are extremely flawed, laughable, and narrow minded. Blind patriotism by the likes of John and millions of others. Americans are quick to criticize others but not a word about the MILLIONS of civilian deaths over the years because of US interference. Instead of sticking our nose in the backyards of other countries. In any case, I’ll fly on QSuites any day over United, Delta, or American.

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Lars Guest

Dear John, Let me guess: You're American? In this case, I think, as an American you should definetely not condemn others to support terrorism given how many countries YOU have plunged into chaos in recent years with thousands of civilian victims. Be happy you're living in safety. Seriously tired of you Murricans constantly thinking you own this planet....

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