Sentences with phrase «numbers of airline transfer partners»

Despite adding Flying Blue, Chase still lags behind Amex's Membership Rewards program in terms of the numbers of airline transfer partners.

Well if you like to travel, you can transfer Membership Reward points to a number of airline transfer partners and hotel partners.

Somewhat quietly (I never got an email) Chase has added Iberia and Aer Lingus as Ultimate Rewards transfer partners and this takes the number of its airline transfer partners to 9.

Not exact matches

Tier two Ultimate Rewards cards, such as Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card and Ink Business Preferred ℠ Credit Card, allow you to transfer your points to a number of different airline and hotel partners.

However, if you have a tier two Chase card, like the Chase Freedom Unlimited ®, your points can be transferred to a number of different airline and hotel partners.

Instead, it offers users the ability to transfer their rewards points to a number of different partner programs — including Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards ®, Marriott Rewards ®, and United MileagePlus ® to name a few.

In addition to booking award nights at related properties, Starpoints can also be transferred to a number of airline partner loyalty programs.

Both these cards allow users to transfer the rewards points they earn to a number of different partner programs — both airline and hotel.

They can also be redeemed as gift cards and shopping as well as transferred to a number of airline and hotel frequent travel partners, including Delta, British Airways and Hilton.

These can be transferred to a number of airline and hotel partners including United and Hyatt, or used for great travel rewards.

Flexible rewards points that can be transferred to a number of different hotel and airline partners

Instead of using your HHonors Bonus Points on hotel stays, you can choose to transfer them to any number of airlines partnered with Hilton.

The points are flexible, which means they can be redeemed for cash back or for travel through the Chase travel portal, or transferred to a number of hotel and airline partners.

Instead, it offers users the ability to transfer their rewards points to a number of different partner programs — including Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards ®, Marriott Rewards ®, and United MileagePlus ® to name a few.

The points you earn with the SPG card can be transferred directly to a huge number of airline and hotel partners, as well as being redeemable for stays at Starwood properties.

Tier two Ultimate Rewards cards, such as Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card and Ink Business Preferred ℠ Credit Card, allow you to transfer your points to a number of different airline and hotel partners.

These points can be used to book travel through the UR portal, cash back, statement credit against previous card purchases, or even transferred to a number of different airline and hotel partners.

Those individuals who value flexibility in their travels might want to consider a card like the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card instead — it offers slightly lower rewards rates, though its points can be transferred to a number of different partner airlines (including British Airways).

If you ever apply for the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card or Ink Plus ® Business Credit Card, you will gain the ability to transfer your points to a number of hotel and airline partners.

You can stretch that value further by transferring your points to one of Chase's transfer partners, which includes a number of airlines and hotels, including IHG, Marriott, and Southwest.

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.

Click Transfer to Air Miles and complete the form with your SPG account information, your partner airline account information, and the number of points you wish to tTransfer to Air Miles and complete the form with your SPG account information, your partner airline account information, and the number of points you wish to transfertransfer.

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.

Premium cardholders also have the ability to transfer points to a number of airline and hotel partners, making this card great for flexible redemptions.

Premium Chase cards enable you to transfer points to a wide number of travel partners, including United Airlines, British Airways, Singapore Airlines and Hyatt, to name a few.

The points are flexible, which means they can be redeemed for cash back or for travel through the Chase travel portal, or transferred to a number of hotel and airline partners.

American Express has a large number of travel partners, including several major airlines, that you can transfer points to at a high 1:1 ratio.

The highest value method of using points is to transfer them to the American Express travel partners, which include a number of different airlines and hotels.

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.

It has more airline transfer partners, but a number of them are small international carriers that most of us are unlikely to ever use.

The program even gives you additional ways to redeem points, including for car rentals, merchandise and gift cards or as a transfer to a large number of airline partners.

Most folks believe Membership Rewards points are more valuable than that since you can transfer them to a number of airline partners for premium award redemptions.

That's because the Starpoints you'll earn with the card transfer to a huge number of airline partners at a 1:1 ratio.

The points you earn with the SPG card can be transferred directly to a huge number of airline and hotel partners, as well as being redeemable for stays at Starwood properties.

Premium Chase cards enable you to transfer points to a wide number of travel partners, including United Airlines, British Airways, Singapore Airlines and Hyatt, to name a few.

While cash back is valued at 1 cent per point, Chase Ultimate Rewards points carry a value as high as 1.5 cents per point and transfer to a large number of airline partners at a 1:1 ratio.

This is because you can transfer them to a number of different airline and hotel partners, making them extremely valuable (rather than collecting just one type of point, e.g. Hyatt points).

Thankfully, Membership Rewards has one of the widest selections of point transfer partners, including members of all three major alliances and a number of non-alliance airlines, such as domestic carriers Hawaiian, JetBlue and Virgin America.

The Citi Prestige, Chase Sapphire Reserve and Amex Platinum all earn points that can be transferred to a number of hotel and airline partners.

It may be the largest European airline loyalty program by some distance but it's not a transfer partner of any of the 3 major banks (Chase, Citi, Amex) and that makes building up a stack of Miles & More points considerably more challenging that it is for a number of other airline programs.

The area where SPG still has an advantage over Marriott is in the sheer number of airline partners that transfer at a 1:1 ratio or better.

Many people laud the flexibility of the Starwood Preferred Guest AMEX card, which allows points transfers into a number of partner airlines and hotels.

These can be transferred to a number of airline and hotel partners including United and Hyatt, or used for great travel rewards.

Citi ThankYou points transfer to a number of airline partners and are extremely valuable when redeemed for travel experiences.

Each program partners with a number of airline partners so that you can transfer the points directly to an airline to book award flights.

These can be used to book travel through the Chase travel portal or transferred to a number of very solid airline partners and to some of the very best hotel partners like Hyatt.

American Express also has its own incredibly popular Membership Rewards program, and those points are coveted by frequent flyers since they can be easily transferred to a number of airline and hotel partners.

Click Transfer to Air Miles and complete the form with your SPG account information, your partner airline account information, and the number of points you wish to tTransfer to Air Miles and complete the form with your SPG account information, your partner airline account information, and the number of points you wish to transfertransfer.

These points can be used to book travel through the UR portal, cash back, statement credit against previous card purchases, or even transferred to a number of different airline and hotel partners.

Flying Blue is one of my favorite frequent flyer programs because it has a number of different sweet spots that you can utilize on SkyTeam partner airlines like Delta and its a transfer partner of the big three programs: Chase, Amex, and Citi.