Khalid
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Ask for store credit or gift card from merchant.
Don’t play games with AmEx.
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I have been happy with Insure My Trip.
All phone agents are licensed insurance agents and very helpful.
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The kosher food court in American Dream Mall is great for what you’re looking for and is about 18 min drive from the airport.
Have your Uber drop you off by C parking which is right where the food court is on the 3rd floor.
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If you are on one ticket, then yes that should be enough time to pass immigration and security.
On two tickets, it’s always a risk, no matter what airport.
Any slight delay and you have no recourse.
Whether or not it’s normally enough time is almost irrelevant, given that on any random route you’ll get delays for a variety of reasons pretty regularly and you need to consider that as a likely possibility.
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If you’re flexible with dates/cities you should also check out the JFK-MAD route on Iberia.
I haven’t checked the availability for the time frame you’re talking about, but sometimes you can get lucky and get a business class seat for 34k!
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The historic city center.
They also have great fries everywhere with mayo.
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There’s no immigration on this connection (would be on opposite direction).
It’s very tight.
I had 90 minutes a couple of weeks ago and made it comfortably but I was lucky.
I would change the flight if possible.
If not, hope there’s space on the next one, or shift the AMS one to earlier.
I’m pretty sure there are several.
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There are also a few other cheap flight services that get good reviews and are free to sign up to try.
One is Scott’s Cheap Flights (now Going.com) and the other is Thrifty Traveler.
Thrifty Traveler does alerts for award travel on points which is nice.
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Business card sign up bonus, and shopping portal are your 2 best chances I’d say if you wanted to push to earn this year in light of already doing the personal credit card.
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It’s Polaris business class.
All United flights to Australia are lie flat.
I’d almost go as far as saying every mainland US flight to Australia would be lie flat in business class!
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Malta, Serbia, Bratislava, Vienna, Salzburg
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Should be $70 to cancel per ticket
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I changed my AA Platinum Select to Citi Premier 2 months ago without issue.
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I have transferred to Flying Blue (Air France and KLM).
Both airlines are good for European travel.
Lower taxes/fees than Virgin and generally good award availability for most fare classes and destinations as long as you have some date flexibility.
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As a frequent Avelo flyer, I will guess that you canceled your flight and re-booked it with a flight credit?
In that case, I don’t think you will be covered by Capital One because you typically need to pay some portion of the ticket with the card.
However, Avelo has one of the best on-time performance metrics of all US airlines so the chances of it being delayed or canceled are slim.