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Since Southwest doesn't have any airline partners, remember that the points you earn for your Rapid Rewards membership are only redeemable on Southwest flights.

Since JetBlue doesn't have any airline partners, remember that points you earn specifically for your TrueBlue account are only redeemable on JetBlue flights.

You're able to book American Airlines flights with Avios since they are partners, and you can do this on the British Airways website.

When you run your search on ANA's site, make sure you choose flights that are operated by United Airlines, since many other Star Alliance partners will require you to pay significant fuel surcharges.

I don't * think * you can use Iberia Avios to to book flights on Aer Lingus metal since Aer Lingus is not a member of OneWorld, and Iberia and Aer Lingus are not partners.

Granted these benefits are only available on United flights, not partners, but the lounge access that comes with the card is actually better than the one from the Star Alliance Gold level, since you can bring up to two people with you to any United Club lounge regardless which airline you fly.

You should be able to lower the fees by booking flights on American Airlines, but keep in mind that the milage requirement will go up since Iberia charges more miles for certain partners and you can't book one - way awards on American Airlines with Iberia.

By partner awards, I mean flights on other Star Alliance airlines that you can use your United mile for since they're in the same alliance.

My partner and I once took a hairy 27 - hour flight to South America (it was stupidly cheap and since we were on a tight budget, we decided to take it despite the ridiculous flight time.)

(I didn't do too much searching, since I was on a mission to book my specific flight, but presumably, you'd have more luck searching all Avios award availability, through more of the partners — e.g. Aer Lingus, BA, and Iberia.)

The flights I was looking for were shown on united.com (not on the BA award search, as mentioned in the previous post, since it's only for BA and not partners), but in my exploring, I did discover the Avios.com site that would seem to have the ability to search all Avios award availability.

This is not surprising since the AAdvantage award chart allows you to mix and match partners, so it is more difficult to target flights on Alaska and raise their costs while leaving other partners untouched.

Since I'm just focusing on booking SkyTeam Alliance flights with Korean Air right now, below are the award charts for bookings made on Star Alliance Partners.

For award flights on partners this dynamic pricing wasn't a huge headache since partner awards are subject to the lowest tier of the dynamic pricing, so all you had to know is what the lowest redemption rate is for a route and that would tell you the mileage requirement for a partner award.

But again since you've decided to potentially go with alliance partners like United, you'd be able to search for award flights with United that you'll use Singapore Airlines miles on.

We have also listed applicable airline alliances since frequent flier programs are often used to book flights on partners.

You'll have to call American Airlines to book your flight, since you can't search for the above partners on American's website.

Since United first class levels on partner airlines are punitive, you will do better by redeeming you're your miles on business class or first class flight on United whenever possible.

Since we have more than 1,200 partners, you might be able to find a cheaper flight on a different carrier.

Air Canada's flights depart from the «A» side of SFO's international terminal, which seemed odd since it is a Star Alliance and code sharing partner with United, which is on the «G» side.

Since British Airways always prices partner flights at just one rate, regardless of demand, we found flights for 9,000 Avios roundtrip on American Eagle.

Since United went to separate charts for its own flights and partner flights in February 2014, I have lost interest in using United miles for premium cabin awards on its partners.

Since British Airways has a distance - based award chart and American Airlines is a Oneworld partner, you can use Avios to book any AA flight with saver level award availability and have the price based on the Avios chart.

I'm trying to see if the Amex Platinum will get me into the Virgin Atlantic lounges if I'm flying on a Virgin flight, since Virgin and Delta are partnered.

Since Delta and Alaska are partners you can book a flight on Delta using your Alaska Airline miles and vice versa.

Oddly this would make a connecting flight cheaper than a direct flight on a partner airline since you have to fly at least 1 Delta segment in order to get the favorable price.

They offer direct flights from Toronto and seasonally from Montreal, or you could book using Aeroplan miles on Star Alliance partner U.S. Airways since United doesn't serve Barbados.

In the past I've transferred to Aeroplan, but since they devalued their award chart and started imposing surcharges on most partner flights, I probably won't be transferring to them again, especially when those flights can be booked more cheaply with United miles earned from Ultimate Rewards.