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US Airways Adds New Award Tiers and Another Devaluation

November 11, 2009 - Rick

Go when you want with GoAwards Award travel with more choices

Starting January 6, 2010, we’re giving you more choices when you book award travel. We’re moving from two award levels, Saver and Standard, to GoAwards with four award levels – Off-peak, Low, Medium and High. The different award levels make booking your travel more convenient, giving you more selections and fewer restrictions. And we’re making it even easier with a new award calendar and award chart – we’ll show you what’s available when you want to fly.

New award chart tiers for reservations ticketed beginning January 6, 2010

Here is the award chart for US Airways

I have not even compared the old and new chart, but can guess this is an award ticket price increase.

OK, I took a moment. US Airways miles have been devalued in high season!

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