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Something which a lot of travelers forget is that American Airlines has an off - peak season for award travel on it's own planes (this doesn't apply to flights on partners such as British Airways)-- as illustrated by this handy table buried deep inside AA.com:

Not exact matches

If you book an award flight with a partner airline such as American Airlines and do not include a flight operated by British Airways on your reservation, you'll be required to pay peak - level award prices.

Korean Air's SKYPASS frequent flyer program allows you to earn miles and redeem for flights on Korean, Sky Team partners, and additional partner airlines such as Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines.

Additionally, even if your goal happens to be short flights on American Airlines within the U.S., AA has sharply reduced their saver award space (which is the space open to partners such as British Airways) so Avios are less useful for those awards.

Do: Delta doesn't charge a fuel surcharge on most partner flights (when the flight originates from the U.S.), such as on Air France, Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Australia, and China Airlines.

Business class flights to Europe on United Airlines are 60,000 miles one - way, while you need 70,000 miles one - way for a Star Alliance partner such as Lufthansa.

If you're someone who's comfortable travelling economy class, you'll need to shell out only 40,000 MileagePlus miles for booking a round - trip flight to and from Northern part of South America on United or on any of United's Star Alliance partner airlines such as Copa Airlines etc..

That means, starting on Thursday, the number of KrisFlyer miles needed to redeem a flight on a Star Alliance partner such as ANA, EVA, Lufthansa and United will be increased.

Delta SkyMiles can be used to book award flights on Delta, any of their SkyTeam partners, or individual airline partners such as Virgin Atlantic or Virgin Australia.

The MQDs you will earn when traveling on select partner marketed flights not ticketed through Delta (i.e. the ticket number does not start with «006») as well as when traveling on «exception fares» (such as consolidator, cruise, vacation packages, inclusive tour and other tickets) will be equal to one - fifth of the base miles and Class Bonus miles (when applicable) earned on the itinerary.

Your spending on flights with Group 1, Group 2 and Group 3 partner airlines that are ticketed through a Delta channel (the ticket number will begin with «006») count toward MQDs as well as certain specialty tickets such as bulk, consolidator or other vacation packages.

You can take a flight, spend on the credit card, transfer points from the Chase Ultimate Rewards program, redeem points or earn points through a partner, such as a hotel, rental car company or dining program.

You can't fly any airline, but thanks to airline alliances, such as Oneworld, SkyTeam, and Star Alliance, you can book award flights on partner airlines.

MQDs are calculated based on the SkyMile member's total spend on flights that are marketed by Delta (i.e. the flight number has the DL airline code, not a code from a partner airline such as KLM or Air France).

However, the quality of the service and overall experience may be better on some partners, such as Lufthansa or Singapore Airlines — and United can charge a lot for partner flights in premium cabins.

Flights on partner airlines usually count toward elite status, which starts getting you perks such as upgrades and free checked bags.

Most of the rest of the Membership Rewards airline partners (such as Air France, ANA, Aeroplan) charge stupid fuel surcharges on most of their flights, which makes them mostly useless for those of us who are so cheap that we don't even want to pay a few hundred dollars for a premium redemption.

For example, miles can be transferred to ANA Airlines of Japan, and 104,000 ANA miles can be redeemed for a round - trip award flight in business class between the United States and Africa on any of ANA's Star Alliance partners such as Lufthansa, Turkish, Ethiopian, or South African Airlines.

In another announcement last year, United said it would begin charging many more miles for award flights on its partner carriers, such as Lufthansa, Thai, and Singapore.

Korean Air's SKYPASS frequent flyer program allows you to earn miles and redeem for flights on Korean, Sky Team partners, and additional partner airlines such as Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines.

If you book an award flight with a partner airline such as American Airlines and do not include a flight operated by British Airways on your reservation, you'll be required to pay peak - level award prices.

Despite these changes, British Airways Avios miles are still a terrific value for short flights, especially on partners such as American Airlines, US Airways and Alaska Airlines.

As a general rule, the best ways to redeem your Delta SkyMiles are for short flights in the U.S. for as little as 5,000 miles; for international partner bookings in premium cabins, like Air France business class to Europe; or for bookings between zones that don't include the U.S., such as Japan to Australia on Air New Zealand.

Just make sure you're booking a flight on Delta as the mileage requirement jumps to 85,000 miles to book with partner airlines such as Air France, Alitalia, KLM and Virgin Atlantic.

Searching about 5 to 6 months out, it was very easy to find awards for partners, such as ANA or Asiana in business class but a bit more difficult for me to find actual United flights on its own metal.

The Avianca LifeMiles program is part of the Star Alliance so you'll be able to use your miles to book flights on partners, such as United, Lufthansa, Singapore and others.

The Asiana website does not bring in partners flights on award searches, so you need to find availability on another Star Alliance partner's website such as United, and then call to book.

Asiana does edge out its partners on flights to Asia though, because it offers excellent premium products such as Business Smartium and First Suite Class.

For flights to Europe, you might only find availability on a partner airline that adds huge carrier surcharges (fees charged on top of the base fare), such as British Airways.

These include flights operated by partner airlines, as well as flights on KLM and Air France that you can book with miles from another program such as Delta Air Lines.

You don't get good availability on Lufthansa flights when you book through other Star Alliance partners, such as United and Air Canada, and if you book them through Miles & More, you're facing hefty fuel surcharges.

The changes are largely irrelevant if you live in the United States and tend to redeem your points for domestic flights on BA's partners such as American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, and US Airways.

American is part of the OneWorld Alliance which allows you to use your miles to book award flights to Singapore on partners such as JAL, Cathay Pacific, and Malaysia Airlines.

Such changes and delays are beyond our control and while we and our floatplane partners do our best to adhere to plans, sometimes, for the safety of passengers, scheduled flights are cancelled or delayed until such time as pilots receive the all - clear to take off from YVR South Terminal to fly direct to the resort, or other destination on Vancouver Island to be supplemented by ground and / or boat transSuch changes and delays are beyond our control and while we and our floatplane partners do our best to adhere to plans, sometimes, for the safety of passengers, scheduled flights are cancelled or delayed until such time as pilots receive the all - clear to take off from YVR South Terminal to fly direct to the resort, or other destination on Vancouver Island to be supplemented by ground and / or boat transsuch time as pilots receive the all - clear to take off from YVR South Terminal to fly direct to the resort, or other destination on Vancouver Island to be supplemented by ground and / or boat transfer.

Yes, plus Alaska miles are valuable for flights on Alaska partners such as Emirates and Cathay Pacific

Book European awards using British Airways miles — you'll be hit with massive surcharges on BA flights, which all go through London and are heavily taxed; even on partners such as American there will be high fees

SO earns Diamond thru biz flights, but despite being Diamond, we've literally never flown Delta for personal travel in last 5 years — always been better routings or product alternatives (inability to fly F on Delta, let alone partners is such a fail, it's contemptible).

But as I researched it more, I came to understand that it can be a worthwhile card because Avios miles can be used to book flights on British Airways» Oneworld alliance partners such as American Airlines, Iberia and Cathay Pacific, as well as non-allied partners such as Alaska Airlines.

Considering the fact that United does not pass on carrier imposed fuel surcharges for award tickets even on partners, some people prefer to book partners such as Lufthansa with United miles to avoid these charges, even though 70,000 miles is higher than other programs would charge for that flight in business class.

Additionally, even if your goal happens to be short flights on American Airlines within the U.S., AA has sharply reduced their saver award space (which is the space open to partners such as British Airways) so Avios are less useful for those awards.

Accumulated miles can be redeemed for various benefits and rewards, such as flight tickets, flight class upgrade, in - flight meals, additional baggage allowance, free hotel stays, as well as products available on the Air France Shopping site and partner sites.