Business class to Japan
Lie-flat seats, Japanese service and award prices that look like a typo. The trip that converts most people to points.
What they cost in points, which program to book with, and the catch.
The trips experienced travel hackers save for: business class to Japan, Qatar Qsuites via Doha, Flying Blue promo awards, stopovers on one award, Lufthansa First with its own terminal, Singapore Suites, Emirates First and Iberia off-peak business. Each costs a fraction of the cash fare in points, if you find the seat and book with the right program.
Lie-flat seats, Japanese service and award prices that look like a typo. The trip that converts most people to points.
A business seat with a door, a lounge built around water, and a stop in Doha on the way to Bangkok or Singapore.
Every month Flying Blue discounts a handful of routes. When New York is on the list, business class from Europe gets very cheap.
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Stop for a few days on the way, on the same award. Lisbon on the way to Europe, or Toronto on the way to Asia.
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Your own check-in building, passport control to yourself, and a car to the aircraft.
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A separate bed and seat, sliding doors, and a lounge where only Suites and First passengers go.
The only shower on a plane, on the A380, and a bar at the back of the upper deck.
Sources: 1. Prices change; check before you transfer.
Avios at off-peak prices on Iberia: one of the cheapest ways across the Atlantic in a flat bed.
Sources: 1. Prices change; check before you transfer.
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