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Airline ticket purchases, mileage point purchases, mileage point transfer fees, gift cards, duty - free purchases, award tickets and fees incurred with airline alliance partners do not qualify.

The following as specifically excluded in the fine print: Airline ticket purchases, mileage point purchases, mileage point transfer fees, gift cards, duty - free purchases, award tickets and fees incurred with airline alliance partners do not qualify.

Not exact matches

American Airlines is part of the oneworld alliance, so if you're going somewhere American doesn't fly, you can use your AA miles to book flights on any of its partners.

However, the Membership Rewards program's travel partners include something that Citi ThankYou does not have — a domestic airline that's part of a major airline alliance.

Though its lineup does not include any major U.S. carriers, ThankYou is partnered with at least one airline in each of the three big alliances.

Southwest does not have airline partners or alliances for domestic travel.

Etihad isn't part of an airline alliance, but they do have a lot of different airline partners.

As mentioned above, Hawaiian Airlines is not part of an alliance, but does have a number of airline partners.

However, the Membership Rewards program's travel partners include something that Citi ThankYou does not have — a domestic airline that's part of a major airline alliance.

Fiji Airways doesn't participate in any of the major airline alliances, but thankfully, they partner with three programs that can be of use for miles - and - points travelers.

Virgin America is not part of an alliance, but it does have a number of airline partners.

It is important to note that Southwest Airlines does not partner with any of the major airline alliances.

Although Alaska is not part of any of the three major airline alliances, they do have a diverse network of partners, resulting in a unique award program.

Though its lineup does not include any major U.S. carriers, ThankYou is partnered with at least one airline in each of the three big alliances.

Etihad isn't part of an airline alliance, but they do have a lot of different airline partners.

As part of the smaller oneworld alliance, British Airways doesn't have quite as many partner award opportunities as members of the larger alliances, like United Airlines, but the fact that it lets you book nearly all partner awards online makes it simple to use.

Delta doesn't have separate award prices for its partner airlines, most of which participate in the SkyTeam alliance.

The biggest advantage to searching the ANA website is that it usually shows all of the alliance partners (with some exception mentioned below), which is very handy for airlines like Singapore Airlines which don't usually show up on United or Aairlines like Singapore Airlines which don't usually show up on United or AAirlines which don't usually show up on United or Aeroplan.

Singapore is an alliance partner as well, but since you can't redeem LifeMiles for Singapore First, I'd recommend just transferring to Singapore Airlines directly since they are also a transfer partner) Compared to United or Air Canada redemptions, a key to LifeMiles is that they don't pass on any carrier's fuel surcharges.

Fees not charged by the Card Member's airline of choice (e.g. wireless internet and fees incurred with airline alliance partners) do not qualify for statement credits.

Alaska Airlines doesn't belong to a major worldwide alliance but it has built up a good range of airline partners with whom you can use Alaska Miles.

Alaska Airlines may not be part of any big airline alliance but it does have an impressive set of airline partners with whom you can use Mileage Plan Miles.

They don't pass on fuel surcharges to award tickets, and you can use United miles to book award flights with their Star Alliance partners (the largest airline alliance in the... read more

Southwest does not have airline partners or alliances for domestic travel.

No benefits for MVP members (although not surprising since lower tier members at other airlines often don't receive much when traveling on alliance partners).

They've got partners from every major alliance: Star Alliance, oneworld, and SkyTeam and even have prized airlines like Emirates and Etihad that don't belong to a major alliance.

A lot of alliance partners don't allow you to search for award availability for other partners on their website and that's really annoying because that means you'll always have to call in to book and you're not sure what that airline is seeing in terms of award availability.

As you can see, Chase doesn't have a ton of airline transfer partners, but you can take advantage of alliances.

If you go through the list of travel partners and don't see a partner you think you'd even use, then find the alliance partners for that airline and re-evaluate.

Although it is not a member of any of the big three airline alliances — oneworld, the Star Alliance or SkyTeam — Alaska does have codeshare agreements with a number of partner airlines, including Aeromexico, Air France, American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Delta, Emirates, Fiji Airways, KLM, Korean Air andairlines, including Aeromexico, Air France, American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Delta, Emirates, Fiji Airways, KLM, Korean Air andAirlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Delta, Emirates, Fiji Airways, KLM, Korean Air and Qantas.

Any mileage programs marked with a * show pricing that is only available if your award does not include any alliance partners (i.e. you only fly American Airlines flights if using American AAdvantage or United Airlines flights if using United MileagePlus).

Also, although there is no domestic airline besides Virgin America (with a 500 to 1,000 transfer ratio), don't forget that you can always utilize alliance partners to book on domestic airlines.

You can do that because the airlines American Express partners with are in alliances with those airlines.

Emirates isn't a part of an airline alliance, but they do have several partners like TAP Portugal, Korean Air, Virgin America, and more.

I find better award space on United's partners to most parts of the world than I do on any other airline alliance.

I did not include lists of alliance partners since that information is readily available, so if it says Star Alliance, you can assume you can use ANA, United, US Airways, etc. to book an award on that airline, plus whatever non-alliance partners I list.

See related: How do I redeem miles on alliance partner airlines?

Because of transfer partners and alliances, just because you have one type of miles does not necessarily mean you're limited to one airline.