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Those miles can be used for award redemptions on that airline as well as any partner airlines.

There are numerous sweet spots in these programs, and I will research and write more on how to optimize redemptions on these airlines.

Both the Citi ThankYou Premier card and the Platinum card from American Express allow redemptions on any airline, while the Delta and Alaska cards limit redemptions to their respective airlines and their partners.

First off, each of the co-branded airline cards can only be used for flight redemptions on that airline.

Not exact matches

Premier holders get a 25 percent bump on redemptions for cash fare travel, while Prestige card holders can use their points for any airline at a 1.33 cent value per point.

The other TrueBlue redemption options include magazine subscriptions as well as points redemption towards flights on Hawaiian Airlines.

The advantage of a regular, non co-branded card is that you can redeem your rewards on any airline, any hotel brand, or any other travel expense — and there won't be blackout dates or other restrictions on redemption.

However, these can change depending on the redemption, and United airlines award travel value depends on the person.

Additionally, the first class and business class experiences on partner airlines (with low fuel surcharges) make United MileagePlus miles some of the best redemptions out there.

It's great to have choices when it comes to redemption options, so having the ability to transfer miles earned on your card to airline partners is positive in that respect.

From the east coast, using American AAdvantage miles during their off - peak timeframe is still a solid redemption but, if you have a lot of SPG Starpoints, considering transferring them to JAL Mileage Bank to book the same flight on American Airlines for 39,000 miles.

With a meaty sign - up bonus, solid reward rate of 2x points per dollar on travel and dining, and flexibility in redemption through the Ultimate Rewards portal, the Chase Sapphire Preferred has established itself as one of the best credit card options not only for airline ticket purchases but all things travel.

When comparing airline cards, keep an eye on the fine print for restrictive redemption policies, stingy rewards, or miles with a low redemption value.

Remember that when you use your SkyMiles towards flights on Delta or any of their partner airlines the redemption values can vary.

Unfortunately, Delta Air Lines does not publish an award chart, and instead provides the redemption rate based on a number of factors that the airline decides.

As you can see, Flying Blue requires 5,000 more miles to fly Delta than Korean Air SkyPass, but it has the same redemption rate for award flights on Alaska Airlines.

You can redeem your Points for tickets on most major airlines by calling our Rewards Redemption Center at 1-866-960-7975 or online at the Travel Rewards section of this website.

> Value: Award travel starts at just 20,000 FlexPoints (up to a $ 400 ticket value) on over 150 airlines with no blackout dates or redemption fees.

Here are some sample redemption rates that include either flights on Qantas or American Airlines (not both):

Double miles on restaurants and gas and the redemption bonus are nice, but other large airlines pony up benefits this card does not.

Airlines are changing their frequent flier programs in other ways as well: American Airlines AAL, -0.57 % changed its rewards structure in April (for travel beginning in June) so that for about half the year it will increase its redemption rate to 30,000 miles, up from the previous 25,000 miles, and on the busiest days will charge 50,000 miles; however, during less busy times, it will lower the rate to 20,000 miles.

Is there another way to check award seats availability on One World partner airlines for redemption through AA?

Maximize credit card rewards miles redemption with partner airlines — On most award charts you will find «sweet spots» where a particular award is priced very competitively and offers a better value.

In true airline fashion, there are multiple «redemption levels,» depending on the type of security hole you find.

Redeem your miles for travel on any airline or at any hotel at the Redemption Center.

You'll get the best redemption value for the miles earned with your United MileagePlus Club card for award tickets on United Airlines and its airline partners.

The vast majority of world airlines have frequent flyer programs, and while they differ widely, each of their redemption schemes is based on one of the three underlying principles: region - based, distance - based or revenue - based.

Another great option is the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card which allows you to transfer Ultimate Rewards points to both Southwest and United — covering your bases on both the budget airline and the fixed price redemption front.

Redeeming JetBlue points for the highest value after earning them with this card is a little more challenging than on some other airlines, since there are no fixed - value awards for flight redemptions.

Unfortunately, these programs are difficult to use for redemption on partner airlines, and there are no advantages to using them anyway since their award charts are quite stingy.

The $ 120 travel credit can not be used towards airline redemptions on the Flight Rewards Chart.

Unlike most other airlines, Southwest award flight redemptions are based on the cost of the ticket in most cases.

While the Sun Country Airlines Visa is the only card above that requires redemptions through a specific airline, those who spend and fly on Sun Country can find value in having the card.

Unfortunately, the redemption rate will drop to 1.25 cents per point, no matter the airline, on July 23, 2017, which will reduce the value of the sign - up bonus to $ 500.

And oddly enough, the needlessly complicated 5 - tier Delta award chart (which of course doesn't actually exist, wink, wink) means that when lowest - level redemptions aren't available on any airline and you're considering a more expensive award, Delta may actually be cheaper than the others thanks to all their intermediate award tiers.

With ANA Mileage Club, you will find the best redemption rates for economy class and business class to Australia on United Airlines.

These aren't the best premium cabin redemptions out there, especially if you are looking to connect on to a further destination (since British Airways charges separately for all flights), but it's not a bad option if you want to experience Japan Airlines or American Airlines business or first class.

The following chart is applicable for redemptions on Etihad Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand (New Zealand domestic and long - haul services only), SilkAir, Airberlin, Hawaiian Airlines, and South African Airways.

If you're short on Amex points for a particular redemption, consider an airline partner that has multiple transferable point options.

The distance - based award chart can be great for short - haul flights and sweet - spot redemptions on partner airlines.

While the Sun Country Airlines Visa is the only card above that requires redemptions through a specific airline, those who spend and fly on Sun Country can find value in having the card.

Out of the cheapest options for redemption on this route, you probably have the best chance of finding first class availability with British Airways and Alaska Airlines.

The U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve card unfortunately falls short on its airline lounge offering, but it does feature an extensive list of luxury benefits and an excellent rewards program that includes a generous travel credit, a bonus on travel purchases and a 50 percent boost in point value for travel redemptions.

Another great redemption option is for first class saver awards on partner airlines.

Taxes, fees, and carrier charges apply on British Airways and its oneworld partner airlines redemption flights and upgrades.

In this case, using a bank card that allows you to buy a ticket on virtually any airline using points — such as a Capital One Venture or a Barclaycard Arrival card — is going to make less sense than it might in other situations, because the airfares are relatively high this time of year, and redemption levels for flights on in those cards» programs are based on the dollar price of the flight.

If the airline thinks it can sell those seats for cash, it's much less likely to release the seats for cheap mileage redemptions — making award space extremely limited on the most popular travel dates.

Their LifeMiles program has been known in the past for having some amazing sweet spot redemptions, especially on partner airlines.

Redeem your miles for travel on any airline or at any hotel at the Redemption Center.

The airline's distance - based domestic awards allows for some excellent redemptions on short hops on Air India.