Sentences with phrase «still earn frequent flyer miles»

The Pay with Points option can be a good one because there are no black out dates on flights and you'll still earn frequent flyer miles for airline tickets booked with Membership Rewards points.

Best of all, there are no blackout dates, and you can still earn frequent flyer miles with your loyalty program.

Additionally, you can still earn frequent flyer miles when booking through the portal, which is a bonus.

Best of all, there are no blackout dates, and you can still earn frequent flyer miles with your loyalty program.

When you book through Amex Membership Rewards, there are no blackout dates or seat restrictions and you can still earn frequent flyer miles with the airline.

Not exact matches

I've still yet to earn the pass myself — the prospect of doing so just doesn't jive with the amount of travel I'm doing and the number of points I'd be locking up into Southwest, remember for me frequent flyer miles are flexible - flyer miles.

If they are Skywards frequent flyer program members, they will still earn miles on their flights as long as they link their frequent flyer number to the program.

If you're enrolled in a frequent flyer program, you'll still earn miles when you pay with points.

Hot Tip: Even when you book a flight through their portal, you can still earn the airline's frequent flyer miles.

However, there are more ways than ever to earn frequent flyer miles, and thankfully, there's still plenty of value in collecting and spending frequent flyer miles.

PointsHound is the online online travel agency I know that lets you earn frequent flyer miles with every hotel booking and offers a guarantee you'll still earn hotel points and status at select properties.

Reciprocal earning: When an airline allows you to fly a different airline and still earn miles in the frequent flyer program of the first airline.

Alaska and Emirates have been frequent flyer partners since 2012, and with this new deal the frequent flyer partnership remains intact, so you can still earn and use miles when traveling on both carries.

If you're booking a flight and you're enrolled in that airline's frequent flyer program, you'll still earn miles when you redeem.

This is because you're still able to earn your frequent flyer miles even when you've booked through an OTA.

Since the announcement in May 2017, Alaska Airlines» frequent flyers have been able to earn miles on Finnair flights but awards are still unavailable on Finnair.

(On a sidenote one can also book flights on Expedia for an extra point and still be able to earn frequent flyer miles.)

amazing article if a little out of date now im guessing also love the videos, i have one question, i used to travel a lot on AA to new york and chicago mainly and enjoyed its benefits back then in the late 90s - 2005, it always seemed you needed fewer miles needed to uograde to buisness etc than any other airline at the tme ect and evern though it was early interent days there was many ways to earn miles etc, but i havent been travelling much but this year i will be travelling much more, basically 4 - 6 trips to the us and maybe 3 - 4 eu trips as well all from london or manchester, would i still be best going with AA program or ba / avios, i would get a frequent flyer credit card for bookings and hotels if that helps your reply, many thanks (when i used to fly, AA was the only way i would go just beacuse the planes looked amazing in their livery:) even if the air stewardesses were an average of 65 yeard old lol paul

And I will still be earning frequent flyer miles for the ticket.

Also, Upside says that users will still earn airline frequent flyer points or miles for the flights it selects (but not hotel program points).