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Avios are the points currency used by the airline loyalty programs of British Airways Executive Club, Qatar Airways Privilege Club, Aer Lingus AerClub, Iberia Plus, and Finnair Plus. You can transfer Avios at a 1:1 ratio between each of these loyalty programs. Of these airlines, British Airways has the largest route network and flies to many destinations in Europe, the U.S., and worldwide. Flying isn’t the only way to earn Avios points. You can spend on credit cards, buy Avios, and make purchases with retail partners.
British Airways revolutionized air travel by inventing the first lie-flat Business Class seat. Of course, the first lie-flat Business Class seat isn’t nearly as impressive by today’s standards as some of the world leading Business Class products. However, British Airways still has one of the nicest current Business Class products of any European airline, the Club Suite. On a recent flight from New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport to London Heathrow on BA’s Boeing 777-200ER, I had the chance to put the current Club World product to the test.
American Airlines AAdvantage is often considered to be one of the best airline loyalty programs because there are several ways to earn and redeem miles when flying on American or their OneWorld and non-alliance partners. Creating an AAdvantage account is free on the American Airlines website, and you’ll need one to earn your miles. In this guide, we’ll discuss a variety of ways to stack up on AAdvantage miles.
Having the ability to transfer your credit card points to a variety of hotel and airline transfer partners really helps you maximize your travel. For example, if one airline or hotel program devalues, you can just as easily switch to another program to complete your booking. If one airline doesn’t have award availability, you can search for another airline with more space before transferring any points. In this guide, we’ll break down credit card points that transfer to hotel and airline partners, including transfer ratios and how to earn transferable points.
American Airlines is going to be making some changes to its domestic route network. The Dallas/Fort Worth based airline recently filed plans to add four new routes and cut two others in existence.
Out of all the premium travel credit cards out there, the Platinum Card from American Express is one of the most popular. It includes countless benefits, many of which are travel-related, a pretty solid welcome bonus, and multiple statement credits. While the Platinum Card comes with great benefits, it includes a high annual fee of $695. So, if you’re going to make use of all the benefits, then having this card might be worth the annual fee.
United Airlines is expanding its regional route network with the introduction of four new domestic routes. Recently, the Star Alliance carrier filed plans to launch service from their hubs in Chicago (ORD) and Washington D.C. (IAD) in the city’s metro area.
Recently, Southwest’s executives revealed a massive overhaul, which includes plans to add extra legroom seats and get rid of its open seating policy. The assigned seats are planned to go on sale in late 2025 for flights that will depart in the first half 2026. However, the extra legroom seats will appear on some aircraft before 2026. Before the airline’s greatest changes are live, the Texas-based carrier will shift the way it prices some of its boarding products.
Chase Ultimate Rewards are some of the most valuable credit card points that transfer out to several airline and hotel partners, one of which is Hyatt. If you have an Ultimate Rewards-earning credit card, Chase points offer a terrific value when transferred to a hotel or airline partner. It’s important to understand when to transfer your points before redeeming them for that hotel stay you’re looking forward to.
For beginners, the Chase Sapphire Preferred is a great travel credit card that comes with good earning rates and valuable perks at a pretty affordable $95 annual fee. Now, Chase has added a $300 travel credit to its welcome offer of 60,000 Ultimate Rewards points on the card, making now a great time to apply.
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