Frågor om att boka Eurobonus award resa

[mha321]

But there is so much available to New York and Boston, I cant believe that there really is nothing available for Miami

This is a mostly "normal" pattern. Even more available to Chicago usually.

Miami, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Tokyo have historically been the by far hardest flights to find awards on.

 

[nils1603]

Okay, so if I want to have a chance to get an award ticket, I have to book them at the local time (meaning in MIA?) at midnight 330 days before, so basically at 6am Germany (6 hours time different).

Thanks for all the great advice now I also have the problem that I would love to end in Düsseldorf (so MIA-DUS). Is this basically hopeless?

Are the SAS awards tickets also available for Star Alliance partners? E.g. Miles and More?

 

[Mr Basic]

Okay, so if I want to have a chance to get an award ticket, I have to book them at the local time (meaning in MIA?) at midnight 330 days before, so basically at 6am Germany (6 hours time different).

Thanks for all the great advice now I also have the problem that I would love to end in Düsseldorf (so MIA-DUS). Is this basically hopeless?

Are the SAS awards tickets also available for Star Alliance partners? E.g. Miles and More?

Focus on the leg MIA-ARN/CPH/OSL. The flight onwards to DUS can be added later, either with SAS (cost less points) or with Star Alliance.

 

[nils1603]

Focus on the leg MIA-ARN/CPH/OSL. The flight onwards to DUS can be added later, either with SAS (cost less points) or with Star Alliance.

you mean that I can change the existing booking or book a second flight?

 

[Mr Basic]

you mean that I can change the existing booking or book a second flight?

Yes. You can book MIA-Scandinavia and add Scandinavia-DUS later (normally cost SEK150 but no extra points if You book only SAS). If there is availability MIA-CPH-DUS You can book it all at once.

 

[Canadien]

you mean that I can change the existing booking or book a second flight?

Change the existing booking to add the CPH-DUS leg.

 

[nils1603]

Wow, thats great! Thanks everyone.

Last question: Local time means where the flights depart from, right?

 

[Canadien]

Wow, thats great! Thanks everyone.

Last question: Local time means where the flights depart from, right?

Yes

 

[palmen]

Wow, thats great! Thanks everyone.

Last question: Local time means where the flights depart from, right?

Yes, local time is from the the departing Airport, Miami in your case.

 

[nils1603]

What I am wondering in that case: Isn‘t it basically impossible to book this on one return ticket? Because I cannot make the booking for the flight back since it wont be available yet and I cannot postpone the booking process cause there wont be any availabilities?