Air Fare Hacking

In years past I was "Premier Exec" (50,000 miles) on United Airlines. Knowing the airline mileage game, when it is not inconvenient I book a longer multi-leg trip if the price is comparable. This allows for more miles, in case I would start frequent travel again. In 2012, I made a mileage run vacation to qualify for Premier Silver. In 2013, I took mini vacations with mileage runs that totaled about 115,000 flight miles. In 2014, I am going to spend more going where I want, when I want.

Saturday, March 30, 2013

UA, $313, 3.8 cents per mile

United Airlines$312.40
8,473 miles
4 segments
3.75 cents per mile

SFO-EWR-SJU-EWR-SFO

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