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So now let's see what airline partners are unique to each program.

To get the most out of airline miles, you really need to pay attention to things like what airline partners you can use with which miles, where to search for award seats, and how many miles is a «good» price to pay.

Not exact matches

Thank you for this!!!! Two questions: What is your method of using multiple travel reward cards since you have the CSP and one / some of their partner airlines?

If booking a partner award, double check what the cost would be from the individual carriers, rather than just taking the quote from the ticket issuing airline.

Part of what makes Chase Ultimate Rewards great is the ability to move the points over to one of the participating hotel / airline partners.

You need to have a good understanding of what those points can be used for on that airline or its partners.

Is there a way to find out what the surcharges would be for traveling on partner airlines before calling in?

But what some may not realize is that both of these airlines have already been indirect Chase transfer partners.

Considering the places you want to go, what airlines you travel (and their partners), and the hotels you want to stay in will help you make the decision.

What you earn with airline partners depends on the partner, fare class, and marketing carrier (codeshare).

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.

What's more important, however, is that there are times when using a partner airline's currency might get you a better deal than paying for your ticket with United miles.

United is arguably the most popular Chase airline transfer partner, and transferring Ultimate Rewards points to United often makes sense when the price in points on the Ultimate Rewards website is too high compare to what you could pay for the flight using alternative currencies — frequent flyer miles.

PG: Except what I've found lately is that the partner airline holds out the inventory, so American says that there are no seats available.

Check the website of the airline you're flying on to find out what partners they have.

There are tremendous award values both on Japan Airlines and partner airlines, and we gave you what we think to be some of the best ways to use JAAirlines and partner airlines, and we gave you what we think to be some of the best ways to use JAairlines, and we gave you what we think to be some of the best ways to use JAL miles.

What's more important, however, is that there are times when using a partner airline's currency might get you a better deal than paying for your ticket with United miles.

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.

What you earn with airline partners depends on the partner, fare class, and marketing carrier (codeshare).

Award availability often differs from what partner airlines make available to their own members.

Considering the places you want to go, what airlines you travel (and their partners), and the hotels you want to stay in will help you make the decision.

These fees are often route specific and will often depend on which airline partner of theirs you are flying with, so you'll need to test out the routes to see what the fees come to.

Thank you for this!!!! Two questions: What is your method of using multiple travel reward cards since you have the CSP and one / some of their partner airlines?

There is an added element to all of this that really causes confusion — it's what happens when you try to book an award with an airline that doesn't charge «surcharges» and you then select flights on that airline's partner that does.

What hadn't changed, up until now, was the amount of Avios and Elite Qualifying Miles travellers could collect by flying on British Airways and crediting to partner airlines (e.g. American Aiairlines (e.g. American AirlinesAirlines).

Ultimate Rewards, Membership Rewards, ThankYou Points, and so on all offer this option but also have the ability to transfer directly to airline and hotel partners at what is often a higher effective rate.

I haven't really addressed what happens when you calculate the RDMs that passengers earn on American Airlines» partner airlines — and that's because each airline has its own rules so it would take a while to wade through each separate Airlines» partner airlines — and that's because each airline has its own rules so it would take a while to wade through each separate airlines — and that's because each airline has its own rules so it would take a while to wade through each separate airline.

If you're looking to take a trip that can be booked through American Airlines or one of its partners you should always work out what your AAdvantage earnings will be (EQM, RDM & EQD) for each method of booking — the chances are that the less you pay for your fare the better it will be for you if you book through a partner airline rather than American.

The miles towards elite qualification awarded on partner marketed flights varies from partner to partner so, to get a general idea of what each airline offers, I selected a few of each airline's more prominent partners and used them to get a range of miles awarded for each fare class.

What I can say, however, is that while the way we earn miles on partner airlines isn't changing, the number of miles we will earn has been dropped in quite a few cases.

Things have quieted down since then, but now American — a much larger company following its merger with US Airways — has targeted a new partner for what it calls a Joint Business (JB) operation: South America «s LATAM Airlines group.

However, if you're booking a partner airline, it might be a good idea to perform an online search first and see what flights are available for your destination.

What is wrong with these hotels and their airline partners?

Knowing what the earnings on partner airlines will be is extremely important for anyone wanting to work out the best way to book fares going forward.

What makes Alaska Airlines miles so valuable is that they have a wealth of partners and some nice routing rules.

Is there a way to find out what the surcharges would be for traveling on partner airlines before calling in?

Once American Airlines actually announces what partner earnings will be I'll update this post — it will be interesting to see if my assumptions were right or if I have to rethink my plans

It doesn't matter what class of fare you purchase you're never going to be better off booking through a partner airline and crediting your flights to AAdvantage.

American Airlines has a table for each partner airline showing what percentages should be used in the formula above.

This same tactic can be used for award flights booked on partner airlines and this is where understanding what you can and can not do becomes more important — not all airline website will show you the overnight options like AA.com does.

As for the backtrack on thePremium Economy baggage allowance — I can't say I'm too surprised even though this backtrack puts the airline at odds with what its transatlantic partner (British Airways) offers its Premium Economy travelers.

So now that you know what all the Sapphire airline partners (or Ultimate Reward airline partners) are let's take a look at what each partner has to offer in terms of redemptions.

What makes the Membership Rewards program so valuable, though, is that it also has the most airline transfer partners.

A lot of alliance partners don't allow you to search for award availability for other partners on their website and that's really annoying because that means you'll always have to call in to book and you're not sure what that airline is seeing in terms of award availability.

What it does offer are some good prices for awards on partners like Virgin Australia, Virgin Atlantic, and others — even Singapore Airlines.

It will be interesting to see what signup bonus they offer and also which airline transfer partners will be available.

«When deciding on a program to earn miles on, keep in mind what types of promos are available from that airline and its partners if you plan on using some of these mileage - boosting strategies,» said Clancy.

Note: Awards utilizing two or more partner airlines cost significantly more miles than what is in the chart above.

Award mileage accrual for tickets on partner airlines that are not issued by United, and for specialty tickets where United does not know what fare was paid (including unpublished, consolidator, bulk, group and tour tickets), is based on fair class and distance flown, not the cost of the ticket.

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