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Fly Lux teaches you how to book business and first class flights using credit card points. Founded by Austin Felton, who has personally booked 17 lie-flat seats worth over $135,000 in retail value for under $4,000 in taxes. The step-by-step method covers which cards to use, where to transfer points for maximum value, and how to find and book premium cabin availability. Learn it in an hour, use it for life. Backed by a 30-day First Flight Guarantee
1401 Lavaca St #879, 78701, Austin, United States
Got all the info I needed for me to fly business class on points. In return, I'm now much more capable of using these tools. Austin hopped on a zoom with me and worked it all out and held my hand through the process! 10/10 recommend.
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