Two Business Class Award Deals: SAS to Europe and American to São Paulo
On October 16, two outlets pointed out business class award bargains: SAS trips linking the US and Europe cost 48,000 points, and American trips to São Paulo cost 50,000 points.
Frequent Miler reports that SAS is running an award sale. Business class between the US and Europe costs 48,000 points. The sale takes 20% off the usual price.
On SAS-operated flights, a one-way business class seat normally costs 60,000 points. Frequent Miler calls this one of the best deals in the SAS EuroBonus program. The 20% discount makes it even better.
Upgraded Points reports a separate deal. A business class seat on American Airlines to São Paulo (GRU) in Brazil costs 50,000 points. The outlet describes São Paulo as a huge city with many things to see and do.
The notes do not say how long either deal lasts. They also do not list the exact routes, dates or taxes and fees.
What it means for travelers
Award flights in business class often cost many points. A discounted price can help travelers who hold points stretch them further. Deals like these can disappear, so travelers who want them may need to act soon.
What to watch next
Check the airline websites for exact dates, routes, taxes and fees before you book. Also confirm how many points you can transfer and how long a transfer takes.
How the story unfolded
Read the original reporting
- Frequent Miler – SAS award sale: Business class between US and Europe for 48k points ↗
- Upgraded Points – [Award Alert] Business Class to São Paulo, Brazil, for 50K Points in Business Class ↗
Quick questions
What happened?
On October 16, two outlets pointed out business class award bargains: SAS trips linking the US and Europe cost 48,000 points, and American trips to São Paulo cost 50,000 points.
How does this affect trips to Brazil?
Award flights in business class often cost many points. A discounted price can help travelers who hold points stretch them further. Deals like these can disappear, so travelers who want them may need to act soon.
What happens next?
Check the airline websites for exact dates, routes, taxes and fees before you book. Also confirm how many points you can transfer and how long a transfer takes.
Which outlets reported this?
This brief is based on reporting from Frequent Miler and Upgraded Points. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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