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There are exceptions, but this is how the classic airline redemption chart works.

You can check the miles required for a given award flight on airlines redemption chart, but there is no easy guide to the additional fees you'll be charged.

Not exact matches

Alaska Airlines offers a vast range of partner airlines as well as a very reasonable awards redemption chart, making this airline and its co-branded credit card a great invAirlines offers a vast range of partner airlines as well as a very reasonable awards redemption chart, making this airline and its co-branded credit card a great invairlines as well as a very reasonable awards redemption chart, making this airline and its co-branded credit card a great investment.

Unfortunately, Delta Air Lines does not publish an award chart, and instead provides the redemption rate based on a number of factors that the airline decides.

Maximize credit card rewards miles redemption with partner airlines — On most award charts you will find «sweet spots» where a particular award is priced very competitively and offers a better value.

Unfortunately, these programs are difficult to use for redemption on partner airlines, and there are no advantages to using them anyway since their award charts are quite stingy.

Aside from the fact that this is a great airline with an excellent award redemption chart and exceptional service in all cabins, ANA is also a Star Alliance member and transfer partner with the Amex Membership Rewards and Starwood Preferred Guest programs.

The $ 120 travel credit can not be used towards airline redemptions on the Flight Rewards Chart.

The mileage cost to fly one of ANA's partner airlines to Japan aren't as good redeeming miles for ANA flights, but the award chart does have a few solid partner redemption options.

And oddly enough, the needlessly complicated 5 - tier Delta award chart (which of course doesn't actually exist, wink, wink) means that when lowest - level redemptions aren't available on any airline and you're considering a more expensive award, Delta may actually be cheaper than the others thanks to all their intermediate award tiers.

The following chart is applicable for redemptions on Etihad Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand (New Zealand domestic and long - haul services only), SilkAir, Airberlin, Hawaiian Airlines, and South African Airways.

The distance - based award chart can be great for short - haul flights and sweet - spot redemptions on partner airlines.

Yes, the seats aren't always guaranteed to be available, but when they are, the standard cost for a transcontinental flight with airlines that use a standard chart - based redemption system is only 25,000 points.

This is one decent first class redemption that is still left in American Airlines» award chart after the 2016 devaluation.

Japan Airlines» distance - based award chart provides some great redemptions, but Alaska Airlines» region - based award chart is sometimes a better deal.

Unlike major U.S. airlines, British Airways Executive Club uses a distance - based award chart (shown above) for first class redemptions.

Maximize credit card rewards miles redemption with partner airlines — On most award charts you will find «sweet spots» where a particular award is priced very competitively and offers a better value.

Most airlines publish award charts, but JetBlue bases the amount of points needed for redemption on the fare and other factors.

To get this award redemption at this price, you must fly American Airlines, which allows you to use the first award chart.

The mileage cost to fly one of ANA's partner airlines to Japan aren't as good redeeming miles for ANA flights, but the award chart does have a few solid partner redemption options.

Japan Airlines has an excellent distance - based award chart for premium cabin redemptions, though their miles are difficult to obtain.

Since Frontier does not share mile earning or redemption with any partner airlines, its award chart is very straight - forward.

The airline's partner award chart has a few excellent redemptions that beat U.S. programs on the following routes:

Thanks to their 2011 award chart «devaluation» that converted Avios into a distance - based redemption program, it's usually advantageous to book American Airlines, US Airways, and Alaska Airlines flights that are less than 1,150 miles in each direction with Avios instead of the actual miles of the carrier.

Points don't work like airline miles or hotel points, where what you're looking to redeem for is valued according to a redemption chart.

JAL, which uses a distance - based award chart for redemptions on partner airlines, has the same rate of 40,000 miles for some routes, but it can go up to 55,000 miles or more to certain destinations.

Yesterday, while most people's attention was focused on the addition of Premium Economy redemptions to the Singapore Airlines award chart (more on that in a separate post), the airline slipped in a change to the charts in a way that increased the cost of Premium Cabin Saver Awards to certain European cities.

Here's a chart of flights from the United States operated by American Airlines with new redemption starting next year, compared to current rates.

The airline has also created a whole new chart for redemptions on partner airlines (it currently uses a single chart for all awards, whether on United itself or otherwise).

What I haven't seen discussed is how American Airlines is going to fit Premium Economy redemptions into its award chart and it's this aspect of what's coming soon that has me concerned.

Redemption rates for SkyTeam partner airlines are based on a familiar looking multi-zone chart.

S7 Airlines» oneworld alliance award chart also offers some excellent redemption options.

The award chart for flights on Vietnam Airlines is distance - based and has some good redemptions for short - and medium - haul flights.

For this redemption using the first chart, only 1 airline can be used.

It would be a huge blow for award travel if the award chart were devalued in the same manner that Delta and Malaysia Airlines changed their redemptions.

Unlike most airlines, Asia Miles redemptions are distanced - based and have different award charts depending on the number and type of carriers you are flying on a single ticket.

Southwest Airlines does not have any award chart redemptions per say so this post will differ from the previous posts on Ultimate Rewards» partners.

Here's the United Airlines Award Chart for redemptions in Star Alliance Partners (click to enlarge):

Although Alaska Airlines is a earn and redemption partner, there are currently no awards in the Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan charts for the South Pacific.

As shown on their Star Alliance partner award chart, flights from North America to Europe can be booked as low as 55,000 miles, but partner airlines are not given the 15 % discount and the redemption rates are higher, so the deal is not to sweet (though still decent).

Partner award chart: When an airline has one award chart for awards on its own flights and another award chart governing the use of its miles on other airlines available for redemptions.

They operate two distance - based charts depending on if you're booking partner airlines or not but both charts offer great redemption rates to places like Europe, South America, Asia, and Australia (pretty much everywhere).

Partner awards are on one award chart, regardless of airline, with a single redemption price option for each class.

Some of the best include the following: United Airlines, which opens up access to the huge Star Alliance network of carriers; British Airways, offering great value on short - haul nonstop flights due to their distance - based award chart; Korean Airlines, with amazing award availability in their first class cabins; and Hyatt, which is widely recognized as offering some of the highest value point redemption opportunities of any hotel chain.

The redemption charts have been updated, and, unfortunately, South African Airways flights are found using the more expensive redemption schedules (shared with the likes of Singapore Airlines and Air New Zealand).

An example of this can be seen when comparing the redemption chart for Malaysia Airlines against the chart for OneWorld partners.A Zone 5 Business Redemption is 132,000 points on a partner airline, whereas the best that can be achieved on Malaysia Airlines is 150,0redemption chart for Malaysia Airlines against the chart for OneWorld partners.A Zone 5 Business Redemption is 132,000 points on a partner airline, whereas the best that can be achieved on Malaysia Airlines is 150,0Redemption is 132,000 points on a partner airline, whereas the best that can be achieved on Malaysia Airlines is 150,000 points.

The multicarrier award chart for flights that involve two or more oneworld airlines has particularly good redemptions.

Remember that, last year, Alaska Airlines doubled their redemption chart for Etihad with zero notice.

Starpoints are great because 1) Has the most airline partners of any flexible currency by far at a 1:1.25 ratio, 2) Partners with Alaska, which has the best award chart (especially for flying on Cathay / JAL F), 3) Great Nights & Flights redemption options.

Aside from the fact that this is a great airline with an excellent award redemption chart and exceptional service in all cabins, ANA is also a Star Alliance member and transfer partner with the Amex Membership Rewards and Starwood Preferred Guest programs.