FirstClassFlyer

Sooner or later, most of you will have a hard time using your miles. That’s why we announce new routes and cover service increases on existing routes. You should pay attention to this information because when an airline rolls out a new route or adds flights to an existing one, the chances of getting mileage award and upgrade seats can increase. The reason is because it takes time for frequent flyers to learn about the additions, and for the airlines to fill the seats. For you, it means getting in on a good “IPO.” Here’s a quick guide to routes and service increases with seats for the taking right now.

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[["<strong>AIRLINE<\/strong>","<strong>ROUTE<\/strong>","<strong>AVAILABILITY<\/strong>"],["Air France","Seattle-Paris","The Amex Membership Rewards and Starpoints partner has great availability from Jan. through March, 2008. Mid- Nov. to mid-Dec. 2007 is also decent."],["British Airways","New York-London","While it has added a new flight, this remains one of the most lucrative routes for First Class award availability."],["Delta","New York-Seoul","SkyTeam mileage members can reap great availability on Delta\u2019s new route, with only the exception of December."],["Delta","Atlanta-Lagos, Nigeria","This new route to the always-difficult-to-find-a-seat continent of Africa is loaded with available mileage seats\u2014starting the second half of January 2008 through February, and again in April."],["United","Washington, DC-Rio","This new route offers many Business Class seats to United Mileage Plus members starting in January through April 2008."]]

Routes With Decent or Better Business & First Class Availability

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