$15,000 First Class for $2500

This is how you're scoring a 15 thousand dollar first class suite to Europe for 2500 bucks. And you don't need to currently have any points or miles. So I'm looking at going from Atlanta to London on July 9th and I wanna try British Airways first class, but the retail price is fifteen thousand dollars. Remember this guy in particular. He leaves Atlanta at 10:35 and he arrives at Heathrow at 11:45 the next day. That exact same flight, Atlanta to London on July 9th in British Airways first class, can be purchased through their partner airline Alaska for just 82,000 points. Which is a currency you can just buy buy buy directly from Alaska for 1500 bucks. And then when you factor in the tax of 997, you just got a 15 thousand dollar flight for 2500 bucks. This is the same seat on the same plane. To buy Alaska miles, you just have to join their loyalty program called Atmos Rewards. Then you Google buy Alaska miles and it's the very first link to find available flights. I like to use a site like seats.aero where you can click on explore, select Alaska and now you're only going to see flights that can be purchased with the Alaska miles you're about to buy. On the next page you scroll over and click on first and this is going to arrange the flights by the cheapest possible first class flights available. When you scroll down, enter your home airport. And then there's that July 9th flight, Atlanta to London in first class for 82,000 points. And that's how you get a 15 thousand dollar flight for 2500 bucks. Cause you follow Travel Daddy Dave.