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Note: When leveraging travel partners by transferring Ultimate Rewards to programs such as United or Hyatt, points transfer at a 1:1 ratio in 1,000 - point increments.

Chase travel transfer partners include major US airline frequent flyer programs such as Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards, United MileagePlus and US hotel chains such as Hyatt, Marriott and the Ritz - Carlton.

You also have the option of transferring points on a 1:1 basis for valuable miles at frequent travel program partners such as British Airways, United MileagePlus, and Marriott Rewards.

The results are flexible tech transfer alliances with our partners that address broad needs and interests, including research and consultancy projects, co-development, launching of joint ventures, joint labs, personnel exchange programs, and licensing, as well as other services like individualized life - long learning courses, workshops, priority recruitment and networking.

But as the program continues to add airline point transfer partners and strengthen its travel benefits, it becomes increasingly competitive.

This is not as convenient as the opportunity to transfer points to loyalty programs, and most of the programs with no transfer partners are not very popular.

There are partners that all of the transferrable programs are aligned with, such as Singapore Airlines so you could technically transfer in from all 4 (Chase, Citi, SPG, Amex).

These programs, as well as the best cards related to them, are less popular than the Chase transfer partner programs.

You also have the option of transferring points on a 1:1 basis for valuable miles at frequent travel program partners such as British Airways, United MileagePlus, and Marriott Rewards.

Chase Card Services and Flying Blue, Air France - KLM group's loyalty program, announced the addition of Flying Blue as the newest Chase Ultimate Rewards ® point transfer partner.

WILMINGTON, Del. --(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Chase Card Services, a division of JPMorgan Chase & Co., and Flying Blue, Air France - KLM group's loyalty program, today announced the addition of Flying Blue as the newest Chase Ultimate Rewards ® point transfer partner.

Points can be transferred to top frequent flyer partner programs, such as Delta and JetBlue, or to hotel loyalty partner programs like Hilton.

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.

You can transfer points from partnered programs to Delta SkyMiles as well.

1:1 point transfer to leading airline and hotel loyalty programs and the Ultimate Rewards ® travel partners and the participating programs include airline travel partners such as: British Airways Executive Club, Flying Blue AIR FRANCE KLM, Korean Air SKYPASS, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer, Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards ®, United MileagePlus ®, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, and more.

Lindsay, as Dan mentioned, cards that earn specific miles or hotel points keep them in that program, whereas AMEX Membership Rewards and Chase Ultimate Rewards are flexible programs that hold points that you can transfer out to various airline and hotel partners.

Several benefits that are unique to this card include the 1 to 1 transfer of points to Chase's travel partners, including airlines such as Southwest (one of his loyalty program memberships), United, Korean Air, British Airways, and hotel chains such as Hyatt, Ritz - Carlton, Marriott (another one of his loyalty program memberships), and Priority Club.

As part of that program, you'll be able to transfer your points to 17 different frequent flyer programs.In addition to getting access to British Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air France KLM and Virgin Atlantic, which also partner with Ultimate Rewards, you'll be able to transfer points to five North American carriers: Delta, JetBlue, Virgin America, Air Canada and Aeromexico; luxury airlines Cathay Pacific, Etihad Airways and Emirates; European airlines Alitalia and Iberia; Japan's ANA; Israel's EL AL; and perennial frequent flyer favorite, Hawaiian Airlines.

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.

Other travel rewards cards will offer points that you can transfer to partner airline programs, and still others will allow you to apply your points as statement credit (you purchase your travel and then use points to pay for it).

Another option is to transfer AMEX points to a frequent flyer partner program, such as Delta and JetBlue, or to a hotel loyalty partner program like Hilton and Starwood.

Some Chase cards allow you to transfer points to select frequent travel programs (like airline partners such as United and Southwest, or hotel partners such as Hyatt and Marriott).

Note: When leveraging travel partners by transferring Ultimate Rewards to programs such as United or Hyatt, points transfer at a 1:1 ratio in 1,000 - point increments.

They have also connected with partnering shelters on the mainland for the transfer program, as well as transporting dogs and cats to the airport for their flights.

OKC Animal Welfare only works with 501 (c)(3) nonprofits as transfer program partners.

You can't transfer points to the 20 travel partners in the Membership Rewards program unless you have another American Express card that allows it, such as The Amex EveryDay ® Preferred Credit Card from American Express.

The rest of the partners are as follows, with links on how to redeem miles in each of the programs after you've transferred:

As such, we've widened the scope of our search to include many more programs than usual, including most transfer partners available to the Ultimate Rewards and Membership Rewards programs.

As part of that program, you'll be able to transfer your points to 17 different frequent flyer programs.In addition to getting access to British Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air France KLM and Virgin Atlantic, which also partner with Ultimate Rewards, you'll be able to transfer points to five North American carriers: Delta, JetBlue, Virgin America, Air Canada and Aeromexico; luxury airlines Cathay Pacific, Etihad Airways and Emirates; European airlines Alitalia and Iberia; Japan's ANA; Israel's EL AL; and perennial frequent flyer favorite, Hawaiian Airlines.

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.

The American Express Membership Reward points can be used to book travel through AmEx or transferred to hotel and airline partners such as Delta, British Airways, Hilton and more than a dozen other loyalty programs.

I'd speculate that Citibank actually wanted to add American as a true transfer partner to the ThankYou program, but American declined (or wanted too much money).

As an American Express Membership Rewards transfer partner, you earn points for making purchases from program partners and for using Amex Membership Rewards credit cards like those below.

Citi has added Avianca LifeMiles as a new transfer partner for their ThankYou Rewards program.

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.

Review the Chase partner airlines and hotels below as these are the programs to which you can transfer your points.

Chase has added both Iberia and Aer Lingus as transfer partners for their Ultimate Rewards program.

But the great thing about being able to transfer your UR points out to travel partners is that once you have a mile in a certain airline's loyalty program, you can fly ANY airline that's a partner or in the same alliance as that airline.

on many shopping partners like Expedia and Amazon as well as transferring points to partner airline frequent flyer programs.

Transferring points from credit card rewards programs, such as Chase Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou, or American Express Membership Rewards is a great way to fly on their partner airlines, but that's just the beginning.

ThankYou only recently added Hilton as its first transfer partner, and they have the best rate for booking tickets, so historically this is the only program I've used for that purpose.

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.

Still, the Amex EveryDay Preferred has become known as one of the most powerful credit cards for funneling points into American Express» versatile Membership Rewards program, the oldest point transfer program around, and the one with the most partners.

Alaska Airlines is not a transfer partner with any major bank rewards program such as Membership Rewards, ThankYou Rewards, or Ultimate Rewards.

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.

As far as booking an award ticket on a partner flight goes, let's clear something up: If you want to use Flying Blue Miles to fly to Hawaii on Delta Airlines, you would transfer your UR points to the Flying Blue program, NOT Delta's, and then call Air France or use their website to book the partner flight on DeltAs far as booking an award ticket on a partner flight goes, let's clear something up: If you want to use Flying Blue Miles to fly to Hawaii on Delta Airlines, you would transfer your UR points to the Flying Blue program, NOT Delta's, and then call Air France or use their website to book the partner flight on Deltas booking an award ticket on a partner flight goes, let's clear something up: If you want to use Flying Blue Miles to fly to Hawaii on Delta Airlines, you would transfer your UR points to the Flying Blue program, NOT Delta's, and then call Air France or use their website to book the partner flight on Delta.

Chase travel transfer partners include major US airline frequent flyer programs such as Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards, United MileagePlus and US hotel chains such as Hyatt, Marriott and the Ritz - Carlton.

Some Chase cards allow you to transfer points to select frequent travel programs (like airline partners such as United and Southwest, or hotel partners such as Hyatt and Marriott).

A little over a month ago I wrote in greater detail about Citi's transfer partners but, as a recap, these are the loyalty programs you can still transfer ThankYou points too (they're all airlines):

Citibank will be losing Hilton Honors as a transfer partner in just a few weeks time but, while that will leave the ThankYou Points program without any hotel partners at all, at least Citi is still working on the airline side of things.