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Delta 35L (Ex-Latam) or American 788 Business Class?

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JetBlue A220 routes

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Asian Verses American Based Airlines

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Allergies on plane – not peanut

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KLM new business class progress

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better product to tokyo?

better product to tokyo?

  1. Anonymous Guest

    Which is a better product?
    Which would give me a better chance to upgrade?

    United Airlines
    All Nippon Airways
    or
    Singapore Airlines

    (lax to tokyo)

  2. Anonymous Guest

    How does one upgrade to business class when rate is so low?
    [URL]http://www.secretflying.com/2016/07/los-angeles-to-tokyo-japan-for-only-444-roundtrip/[/URL]

  3. David W Community Ambassador

    Of the 3, SQ is probably the best product, followed by NH then UA. Are you looking for paid upgrades or upgrade with miles?

    All 3 airlines have their own rules for upgrades but generally, you need to have booked into a specific fare class. Links to their rules are below:

    UA also requires miles+cash for the upgrade, if space is available
    [URL]https://www.united.com/web/en-US/apps/mileageplus/awards/travel/awardTravel.aspx[/URL]

    SQ has a premium economy cabin on some planes and requires a different number of miles: [URL]https://www.singaporeair.com/saar5/pdf/ppsclub_krisflyer/charts/SQMI_OneWayUpgradeCharts.pdf[/URL]

    NH is distance based [URL]http://www.ana.co.jp/wws/us/e/asw_common/amc/reference/tukau/upgrade.html[/URL]

  4. srq203 New Member

    Yes, Singapore first. But JAL also has a pretty good product, check here for more info. [URL]https://www.ar.jal.com/world/en/jalmile/award/jiug.html[/URL]

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