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Tag: Air France Flying Blue

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Premium Economy to Europe for mid $600’s in May and June – use with...

Nick Reyes - 1
As reported by View from the Wing and God Save the Points, there are some great premium economy fares available from the east coast...
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New York to Naples, Italy in Business Class for ~$1860

Nick Reyes - 3
There are some fantastic business class airfares from New York to Naples, Italy, with prices around $1860.  Low-cost carrier Meridiana is pricing around $1550, but...
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Spain in Premium Economy for $633, business class upgrade with miles?

Nick Reyes - 8
Via God Save the Points and View from the Wing, there is a fantastic airfare sale from the East Coast to Spain in Air...
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Hot: Dallas to Madrid for $386 RT on Delta, $404 to Paris

Nick Reyes - 3
Update: The offer for the Business Platinum card has expired and benefits of the card have changed. Please see our Best Offers page for a complete...
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Great Amex Offer: 20K points for $1,000 spend with Air France

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American Express has a great new Amex Offer for 20,000 Membership Rewards points on a cumulative $1,000 in spending with Air France by April...
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FlyingBlue Discounted Awards for June/July Travel – Up to 50% Off to Europe

Shawn Coomer - Senior Editor - 1
FlyingBlue has released their Promo Awards for travel in June and July including up to 50% off of award redemptions between North America and Europe.
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6 amazing secrets of Air France Flying Blue miles

Greg The Frequent Miler - 15
When Drew, author of Travel is Free, offered to write a guest post for Frequent Miler, I jumped at the opportunity.  I’m a big...

Airline devaluations, convoluted awards, #milemadness, Serve on-again, and Staples gift cards

Greg The Frequent Miler - 19
AA and US Airways begin their merger devaluations The following bullet points are borrowed from One Mile at a Time: American has eliminated distance based oneworld...
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