Award Nexus Master Thread

[Chaikel]

Expertflyer.com has removed United Award Alerts.

Any other monitoring service where i could get an email when a Business Saver Sward seat opens from NYC-TLV on a spesific date?

Award Nexus

[123ablack]

Award Nexus

yea.. I've tried the free membership (being an FT member) and i don't see the tools to receive an email alert when a Business Saver Award opens.

is there?

[Chaikel]

yea.. I've tried the free membership (being an FT member) and i don't see the tools to receive an email alert when a Business Saver Award opens.

is there?

https://awardnexus.com/collage/schedule

http://www.wandr.me also has something. Never tested it out

[SuperFlyer]

for me this nexus stopped existing a long time ago.

[Chaikel]

for me this nexus stopped existing a long time ago.

For someone who needs to do a lot of searching, it is not an option. But for the casual user who books 2-3 mileage tickets per year, it is quite a good tool, especially for a noob

[Centurion]

is there a better option for the "non travel agents"?
im always looking to go in coach (if slightly higher buissness ok)and return from israel in buissness class (so i can get a days work done in new york).
im busy running from site to site...

[Dan]

for me this nexus stopped existing a long time ago.

Indeed, it's a great service, but the business model makes it so that they discourage you from using the service.  As opposed to EF and KVS that have unlimited plans that encourage you to use their service.

It definitely saved me a lot of time in building and improving my RTW itinerary, but back then it was free.

Even if Award Nexus would have limits on the numbers of searches within a given period of time (like they started doing when it was free), but had an unlimited option they would be selling many more memberships.

[yare]

For someone who needs to do a lot of searching, it is not an option. But for the casual user who books 2-3 mileage tickets per year, it is quite a good tool, especially for a noob

even for the casual user...   on any given origin-destination there could easily be 30 different ways of getting there (mixing routes/airlines).   on nexus you would burn through money like candy. 

[moish]

well it looks like hes finally offering an unlimited service, on a per trip (3 destination) basis for $29

[@Yehuda]

What's the story with this? How come no one talks about it?

How is Nexus able to search UA and EF is not?