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Imagine this, you spend your £10,000 on 1 credit card within the year.
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You collect 150,000 (180,000 Peak Times) Avios points. You actually manage to find availability probably by looking 355 days in advance.
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You pay the £260 per person Taxes and Fees.
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You also pay £349 per person that BA decides to charge you in “Surcharges” but is in actual fact them charging you to use your Avios.
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You do all of this, and despite the description which British Airways offers, the business class seat that you get for your trip to Mauritius onboard a Boeing 777 is a seat that was first introduced in 2006 and hasn’t changed since then!
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Whilst on the face of it (if you compare to the cash price) you are getting incredible value for your Avios at a rate of 3.75p per Avios and by using the BA AmEx 241 voucher doubling it to 7.5p per Avios, with such a poor product that British Airways offer on this route, I think its a bad idea.
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As nice as it would have been to have ticket 1A to Mauritius for Instagram