Sentences with phrase «elite miles or points»

I'll cover credit cards which earn elite miles or points (which count towards airline or hotel elite status) in a later post in this series.

Not exact matches

If you're close to earning a sign - up bonus, or earning elite status, it could be worth it to pay $ 25 for thousands of miles or points.
You will not earn any qualifying points or miles, nor find elite status easier to earn (with exception of the MQD waiver).
Using only the most trivial examples, redeeming US Bank Flexpoints, Chase Ultimate Rewards points, or Barclaycard Arrival + miles for paid tickets allows you to purchase redeemable - and elite - qualifying - mile - earning revenue tickets at a fraction of face value.
On the AwardWallet homepage, however, you can see most of the details you need, like account number, elite status, upgrade certificates available, number of miles or points, and expiration date (if any).
You will not earn any qualifying points or miles, nor find elite status easier to earn (with exception of the MQD waiver).
So you will still earn miles / points with the airline or hotel and it will credit towards elite status with their program.
On Friday I posted a blog detailing some excellent Qatar Airways Business Class fares from Europe to Asia and, alongside the fares, I showed what flyers could expect to earn (in terms of miles, points and elite qualification) if they credited those flights to AAdvantage or the British Airways Executive Club...... and it really showed how easy it is to earn high status with British Airways.
These points can be converted into cash - like gift cards (at 1 cent per point), redeemed toward any air ticket (at 1.2 cents per point; and you'll still earn miles and elite status), or transferred to almost a dozen different loyalty programs including United MileagePlus, British Airways Avios, Hyatt Gold Passport, and Marriott Rewards.
Make sure you know which airline loyalty program will earn you the most miles (if that's what you're looking for) or elite qualifying miles / points / dollars and then credit your flights appropriately.
Instead of offering elite members bonus points or miles for doing business with the other program, you'll enjoy automatic reciprocal status.
Don't forget that Qatar Airways is a member of the oneworld alliance so if you have status on the likes of British Airways or American Airlines it will serve you well on these flights and you'll earn a LOT of Avios, tier points, miles, elite qualifying miles and elite qualifying dollars if you book these fares.
Executive Platinum members who earn 125,000 or more elite qualifying points will be able to choose two rewards from a list including the following: 35,000 AAdvantage bonus miles, gift of AAdvantage Gold status for a friend,...
In addition to earning elite status, event planners also receive points or airline miles in these increments:
The general pitch this year is that if you are within 15,000 elite qualifying miles, 15,000 elite qualifying points, or 15 segments, you can pay some amount to make up the difference.
If you're trying to reach elite status at a hotel chain or airline by spending a certain amount in a year on your hotel - or airline - affiliated credit card, the benefits you'll get may be worth more to you than the amount of the fee, notes Gary Leff, who blogs about his miles and points obsession at View From the Wing..
This week, we've just launched a status match program where, between now and April 30, 2013, qualifying elite level flyers from United Airlines and American Airlines» frequent flyer programs will be able to request matched status to Virgin America's Elevate Gold and Elevate Silver Status levels without giving up their status (or any points / miles) in their current program.
Whether you're working toward a revenue requirement for elite airline status or you can't find award availability for your travel dates, sometimes you have to pay for a ticket with cash rather than miles or points.
Great for Positioning Flights: Sometimes the hardest part of getting to the jumping - off point for an amazing award itinerary or a mileage run that will help you rack up the miles for elite status (or an award) quickly like the current one from Los Angeles to Singapore (LAX - SIN) is getting to the actual gateway you have to fly out of.
For example, Executive Platinum required either 100,000 elite qualifying miles or points, or 120 segments.
Under the current system, you can qualify for elite status based on elite qualifying miles, elite qualifying points, or elite qualifying segments.
In its most basic form, it allows elite members of both Delta and Starwood Preferred Guest to earn bonus points or miles when staying or flying with the other, even if you don't have elite status in both programs.
We don't have frequent flyer status with any airline, or any hotel elite status (since the best luxury hotels, such as Aman Resorts, Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental and luxury boutique hotels don't belong to loyalty programs), so our primary miles and points earning is from credit card signup bonuses, category bonuses, and credit card spend.
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