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This kind of space doesn’t last long. We are seeing a ton of award space, across the network from summer through winter to Europe. If you’re thinking of a European getaway…I’d have a gander at award availability especially because you can populate these miles with every transferrable currency. Details below:
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How do you get Flying Blue Miles?
They are a transfer partner of every flexible bank point so you probably have them and don’t even know it
- American Express
- Bilt Rewards
- Brex
- Capital One
- Chase
- Citi
- Wells Fargo
Searching a Month at a time
- Search One Way
- Leave the dates blank
LIke this:
And then can see space 30 days at a time
Samples
One of the hardest to find ( usually ) is west coast flights…quite a bit of space especially later in the year.
Los Angeles
Midwest: Chicago
South: Raleigh/Durham ( RDU )
Taxes and fees
Depends on where you’re flying to/from but usually around $200 to $300 ( the UK is substantially more )
Air France/KLM North American Destinations
KLM
- San Francisco
- Los Angeles
- Las Vegas
- Minneapolis
- Chicago
- Houston
- Austin
- Miami
- Atlanta
- DC
- New York
- Boston
- Montreal
- Toronto
- Vancouver
Air France
- Seattle
- San Francisco
- Los Angeles
- San Diego
- Phoenix
- Dallas
- Denver
- Houston
- Minneapolis
- Chicago
- Atlanta
- Miami
- Detroit
- Raleigh
- Washington DC
- New York City/Newark ( JFK and EWR )
- Boston
- Montreal
- Quebec
- Vancouver
- Ottawa
Air France/KLM business class
I’ve flown both a few times and you want to make sure that you get the newer planes.
KLM
For instance, KLM has older 777s that they fly that have this business class. You want to avoid them ( the seat map with be 2-2-2 )
Instead you want to find seat maps with 1-2-1 with all aisle access that look like this:
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KLM has retrofitted that look like this but have doors. They are on 777s with a 1-2-1 configuration
Air France
Air France has A350s and 777s with a new business class with doors that look amazing ( I haven’t flown it yet ) and you can tell the ones that have the new
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Lemme know if you book!
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