This gives you flexibility to
redeem with different airlines.
This gives you flexibility to
redeem with different airlines.
Not exact matches
Rather, they offer points and miles that are worth a fixed amount toward travel reservations, or they can offer points that can be transferred to miles
with several
different airlines, and even hotels, allowing more flexibility when
redeeming rewards for travel.
Meanwhile, the Starwood card allows you to
redeem your points toward hotel stays
with SPG or Marriott, or you can transfer to a whopping 34
different of
airlines.
There are cards that offer points redeemable at specific hotel chains, cards
with miles that can be used only at particular
airlines, and cards that offer points or miles you can
redeem for
different types of travel expenses.
When you are given a choice to
redeem your rewards
with numerous
different airlines, you can avoid being stuck
with airline miles you can't use.
Some may say it was a dumb move, but honestly I looked at every single scenario for multiple
different airlines, for many
different flights AND I couldn't find a better deal than
redeeming reward travel
with US Airways.
This program allows you to
redeem your miles for travel on over 150
different airlines with no blackout dates or online redemption fees, and the number of points needed for an
airline ticket varies
with the price of the ticket.
Obviously there are many
different types of rewards you can
redeem through the Chase Ultimate Rewards programs, including
airline miles
with Southwest, Mileage Plus (United) or British Airways.
So if that's the case, and both cards are offering a 50,000 sign up bonus, I would open the Chase Sapphire Preferred because instead of being limited to
redeeming miles
with American
Airlines as you would be with the Citi AAdvantage card, you have the option to transfer to different airlines, so if one airline is not offering a reward flight on the dates you need, you can try another
Airlines as you would be
with the Citi AAdvantage card, you have the option to transfer to
different airlines, so if one airline is not offering a reward flight on the dates you need, you can try another
airlines, so if one
airline is not offering a reward flight on the dates you need, you can try another
airline.