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And even if you're not flying with Delta, you can transfer your points to one of Starwood's airline transfer partners.

With so many airline partners, you'll never lack for transfer options... and that might not even be the best part of transferring Starpoints to airlines!

Don't forget you can also transfer to airline partners if you choose!

Bottom Line: Transfer ratios are not stellar, and there is a lack of domestic airline partners.

Similarly, you can't transfer points between frequent flyer programs in most cases, even if the airlines are partners.

If you don't travel often, or if the destinations you frequent aren't offered through your airline and associated partners of choice, you might want to consider getting a generic travel credit card that allows you to transfer points to your travel program of choice.

With so many airline partners, you'll never lack for transfer options... and that might not even be the best part of transferring Starpoints to airlines!

Citi Prestige has only one domestic airline partner, JetBlue, and the transfer ratio isn't the best — 1,000 ThankYou points to 500 TrueBlue points.

Not only can we transfer Ultimate Rewards points to airline partners, but we can also transfer them to hotel partners.

And the Chase Ultimate Rewards points you earn do NOT expire and can be transferred to airline & hotel partners or used for cash back.

Otherwise, you can use your Premier or Prestige card to transfer your points to any of Citi's airline and hotel partners, although you won't get a 1:1 ratio with all of them.

You can't transfer points from the Ink Cash or Classic directly to airline or hote partners.

Plus, you can book flights on airlines that you may not be able to book through transfer partners.

But what some may not realize is that both of these airlines have already been indirect Chase transfer partners.

Unfortunately, with the Chase Freedom ® credit card you can't transfer its reward points to airline or hotel partners.

Don't forget that each airline and hotel have partners that either allow you to book through the same loyalty program or transfer points to other programs to book awards as well.

Keep in mind that you're still earning a fixed rate of return, so these rewards are worth the same for coach, business class or any hotel room, and they can not be transferred to airline or hotel partners for award bookings.

Like the Chase Freedom, you can't transfer the points you earn on the Chase Ink Cash card directly to airline and hotel partners.

Ultimate Rewards Points earned through, say, the Chase Freedom can't be directly transferred to partner airlines or hotels.

It has more airline transfer partners, but our opinion is that it's not as flexible when it comes to redemption options.

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While airline programs partner with hotels and vice versa, in most cases it's not worth transferring out due to poor transfer ratios; the main exception is Starwood Preferred Guest, which enables you to transfer to a number of airline programs with a 25 % bonus if you transfer in increments of 20,000 points.

Not only can the points be used to earn free hotel nights — Starwood points can also be transferred to more than 30 airline partners.

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You can't transfer the miles you earn to any other frequent flyer program, though you can book flights on partner airlines.

No, you can't transfer your Qantas points to American Airline miles or the miles of any other partner.

One of the best and most glamorous airlines in the world, Emirates, isn't a member of any alliances, but it is a transfer partner of American Express Membership Rewards and SPG programs, and it has a number of partners that you can earn and redeem miles on.

But as an entry - level card, it can't do what other premium Chase cards — such as Sapphire Preferred or Ink Cash — can do; namely, transfer points to airline and hotel partner programs.

Generally speaking, the point value of transferring AMEX MR to hotel partners is not as good as transferring to airline partners.

But points earned with no annual fee cards like the Freedom, Freedom Unlimited, and Ink Cash can NOT be directly transferred to partner airlines and hotels.

That being said, this is not the best way to use your points as you can get much more value by transferring to airline partners.

With no annual fee cards like the Freedom, Freedom Unlimited, and Ink Cash, you can NOT transfer points directly to airline and hotel partners.

So you can NOT transfer points directly to Chase airline and hotel partners.

You can transfer ThankYou Points to 13 airline partners or Hilton (though, this isn't advisable), but not all transfer at a 1:1 ratio like Chase.

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Additionally, if you don't like Chase's flight options, you can transfer your points to one of their many airline partners at a 1:1 transfer ratio.

Because you can't transfer your miles directly to partner airlines, you'll need to call AAdvantage (800-433-7300) to book your flights.

Citi Prestige has only one domestic airline partner, JetBlue, and the transfer ratio isn't the best — 1,000 ThankYou points to 500 TrueBlue points.

Keep in mind that you're still earning a fixed rate of return, so these rewards are worth the same for coach, business class or any hotel room, and they can not be transferred to airline or hotel partners for award bookings.

United is a transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards, and Delta is a partner of American Express Membership Rewards, but you won't find American Airlines in the transfer partners list of major credit card rewards programs.

While the number of airlines covered under these travel packages is not as great as the number of SPG transfer partners, this is a great option for those who are looking to accrue miles in the programs that are available.

American AAdvantage miles can not be transferred directly to partners for use, so you'll likely have to find the flights you are interested in booking and call American Airlines to book your award ticket.

Chase markets this card as a cash back card because holding this card alone does not allow you to transfer points to Chase's airline and hotel partners.

This can be a good use of your UR points if you want to book a cruise or domestic flight (when there's no availability on a transfer partner, or you want to fly an airline that isn't a transfer partner).

No, despite the fact that Chase Ink Business Cash, Chase Freedom Unlimited and Chase Freedom cards also earn you Ultimate Rewards points, they can't be transferred directly at a 1 - to - 1 ratio to Chase's hotel and airline partners.

In fact, Starwood Preferred Guest partners with some airlines (like Japan Airlines) that don't have any other transfer pairlines (like Japan Airlines) that don't have any other transfer pAirlines) that don't have any other transfer partners.

More importantly, this means that even though some of the big U.S. carriers are not direct partners, you can still use your points on American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and more by transferring points to travel partners.

Last but certainly not least, you have the option to transfer SPG Starpoints to over 30 airline partners.

However, we mustn't forget that Ultimate Rewards points transfer to several airline partners, including United, on a 1:1 basis.

When it comes to redeeming points with Chase, you can either book through their portal (which gives you an ok, but not great redemption value), or (this is my favorite part) transfer your points 1:1 to their partner airlines and hotels.