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Buy 1 Roundtrip, Get 1 One Way in Biz.
Sounds too good to be true, right? It’s not. Right now, Alaska Airlines has INSANE earn rates on partners. One of the best deals is for business class on British Airways. Recently, I flew in BA Business from Stockholm through London to Los Angeles. I knew I’d be earning at an incredible rate, but when I sat down and actually thought about it, I realized that for every roundtrip I flew, I was essentially getting a 1 way ticket in business back in points. How crazy is that? Take a look at what I’m talking about.
Here are the earn rates for British Airways.
If you’re MVP, add another 100%. MVP 75…125%
Here’s what I earned on my trip back from Europe on BA Club World.
24,792 miles – one way.
Fly that roundtrip and you have just shy of 50k miles.
There are plenty of places you can fly with 50k Alaska Air Miles in Business Class.
US to Europe on AA business:
U.S. to Iceland for 50k, 55k in Europe
U.S. to Japan and Korea on AA.
U.S. to Asia on Cathay Pacific
Europe to Hong Kong on Cathay for 42.5k!
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