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Here's a complete list of the airlines you can book using Flying Blue miles transferred from Ultimate Rewards:

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Hot Tip: If you need extra Flying Blue miles, you can also transfer any points you have with your Chase Ultimate Rewards cards.

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You can transfer American Express Membership Rewards points, Citi ThankYou points, or Starwood points to Flying Blue if you need more miles!

But Delta and Air France are both in SkyTeam, so you can transfer your Chase points to Air France's program (Flying Blue) and then use the Air France miles to book the Delta flight.

Citi ThankYou Rewards also transfer to Flying Blue at the same rates of 1,000 points for 1,000 Flying Blue miles.

Chase Ultimate Rewards points also transfer 1,000 points to 1,000 Flying Blue miles in blocks of 1,000 points.

It is always best to call Air France to confirm an award is available PRIOR to transferring miles to Flying Blue.

You can't transfer Flying Blue miles to Delta SkyMiles, however you can use Flying Blue miles for awards on Delta flights.

American Express cards with Membership Rewards can transfer Membership Rewards points to Flying Blue at 1,000 points to 1,000 Flying Blue miles in increments of 1,000.

Flying Blue partners with several credit card loyalty programs, where you can transfer your credit card points to Flying Blue miles.

This weekend's addition of Flying Blue to Chase Ultimate Rewards transfer partners is a big win for flyers as now miles can be used for rewards once unobtainable through other transfer partners and really expands the reach of airmiles beyond just Europe but opens up much of the Middle East, Asia, South Africa, the South Pacific, and beyond!

Perhaps the most popular way to earn Flying Blue miles is to transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points, as there are several credit card options with lucrative bonus categories.

If you're looking to fly Air France first class, you'll need to book through Flying Blue, but paying the exorbitant Flying Blue rates to fly first class on a partner airline, rather than booking those seats through that partner or another SkyTeam member with good first class redemptions, is a waste of miles, particularly if you're transferring from a transfer program.

Options for transferring your miles include the Flying Blue program of Air France and KLM, Alaska, American Airlines, and ANA Airlines of Japan.

Before you bemoan the fact that you don't collect Flying Blue miles, it can pay off to sign up for a free account since the program is a transfer partner of American Express Membership Rewards points.

Eligible cardholders can now transfer Ultimate Rewards points to Flying Blue at a rate of one point per one Flying Blue mile.

Reservations must be made by October 30 to take advantage, and keep in mind that Flying Blue miles can be transferred from credit card programs like Chase Ultimate Rewards and Citi ThankYou.

If you don't have Flying Blue miles already, you can transfer them from American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, and Citi ThankYou Rewards.

Grab a Lei and Head to Hawaii: Transfer points to Flying Blue and fly to Hawaii on Delta Air Lines from the continental U.S. with someone special for 30,000 miles per person for a round - trip booking in economy class.

Purchases or transfers of Flying Blue miles do not qualify for the offer.

For example, you can transfer Membership Rewards points from your American Express account to your Flying Blue account: 1,000 Membership Rewards points equals 1,000 Flying Blue miles.

If you transfer to Air France KLM Flying Blue, you can get to Hawaii from the U.S. for as little as 30,000 miles roundtrip.

You can transfer AMEX Membership Rewards points, Citi ThankYou Points, Chase Ultimate Rewards points, and Starwood Preferred Guest points at a 1:1 ratio to Flying Blue miles.

If you need even more miles to book your Flying Blue award, you can also transfer points from American Express Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Rewards, and Starwood Preferred Guest.

Options for transferring your miles include the Flying Blue program of Air France and KLM, which offers round - trip flights to India in economy class for 80,000 miles round trip.

Options for transferring your miles include the Flying Blue program of Air France and KLM, which offers round - trip flights to Africa in economy class for 800,000 miles round trip.

But it's important to note that if you were thinking about transferring Chase Ultimate Rewards to Flying Blue, chances are you could save many miles by transferring them to Korean Air and booking SkyTeam partners like Delta with Korean miles.

Or you could transfer your points to Flying Blue and fly to Aruba for 25,000 miles on its partner Delta, which is cheaper than using Delta's own SkyMiles.

Options for transferring your miles include the Flying Blue program of Air France and KLM, Alaska, American, Delta, and Singapore.

It's very easy to get miles into the Flying Blue program considering they are a 1:1 transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Rewards, and Starwood Preferred Guest.

Unlike frequent flyer miles, card points (such as Citi Thank You) allow transfers to a... [Read more...] about Misadventures Transferring Credit Card Points to Air France Flying Blue

Air France KLM Flying Blue: You can transfer up to 50,000 miles in 250 - mile increments at a cost of 1.2 Euro cents (about 1.3 cents USD) each.

Since Flying Blue is also a transfer partner of American Express Membership Rewards and Starwood Preferred Guest, now seems like the right time to take a look at how to get the most from value Flying Blue miles.

So, just to clarify, to book with Delta would I be transferring miles from Flying Blue miles to Delta Skymiles?

You can't transfer these points directly to miles, but you can transfer them to a Chase Sapphire Preferred ® or Reserve card account that you, your spouse, or domestic partner have, and then to miles with United, Singapore, or Flying Blue.

However, paying the exorbitant Flying Blue rates to fly First Class on a partner airline, rather than booking those seats through that partner or another SkyTeam member with good First Class redemptions, is a waste of miles, particularly if you're transferring your miles from a transfer program.

Avios doesn't charge fuel surcharges on Air Berlin, so if you don't have Flying Blue miles (or Starwood; or Membership Rewards points, which also transfer to Flying Blue) this is the best option.

Transfer Ratio: 20,000 Starpoints = 25,000 Flying Blue miles.

I also think Flying Blue miles are great since they are transfer partners with everyone, so I know I could put together the miles for a ticket any day of the week even if one or two of my balances are low.

Air France KLM's Flying Blue — an American Express and Citibank transfer partner — informed an award booking client that their award booking to Europe had been cancelled, their account suspended, and miles confiscated.

For example, if you have AMEX Membership Rewards or Chase Ultimate Rewards you can transfer them to KLM / Air France Flying Blue at a 1:1 ratio and redeem 15k miles plus $ 5.60 in taxes and fees each way for Delta flights from the continental US to Hawaii.

Now I feel like I can't earn enough ThankYou Points because transfer partners Singapore miles and Flying Blue miles both have amazing sweet spots that I want to take advantage of.

A favorite use is transferring AMEX Membership Rewards points to Singapore miles in order to book Singapore Suites on the A380, Singapore First Class and Singapore Business Class, although sometimes I transfer Award Booking clients» points to Air France / KLM Flying Blue, Cathay Pacific Asia Miles and Delta SkyMiles for awards.