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Another Transfer Bonus I just posted about the 100% transfer bonus from Capital One to Emirates. Already, there’s another transfer bonus afoot, spotted by Spencer Howard. Flying Blue from American Express Membership Rewards You’ll get a 25% bonus on transfers…
If you have a bank of Delta miles that you’ve been saving for a trip to Asia, you’ve got only until the end of the year to do it. China Southern is existing Skyteam as of the end of 2018,…
First up: Air France / KLM Flying Blue You have just 3 days to book these Special Edition Flying Blue promo awards. New York – Europe: 14,000 miles one way in Economy Vancouver – Europe: 15,000 miles one way in…
The Air France / KLM credit card is now being offered via the Air France website. It comes with 25,000 bonus miles when you spend $1,000 in your first 90 days. It offers the following: 3 Miles per $1 spent…
I’m just back from two amazing weeks in Europe – two nights in London at the Hotel Xenia (charming little boutique hotel with small rooms but a great quiet location in Kensington/Earls Court), two nights in a castle in Beaujolais, France,…
I sure do love it when a “transferable currency” program such as Citi’s ThankYou has a transfer bonus on. It’s as if you were awarded a huge bonuses on your earned points – if you have a use for the…
Bookmark this page. Refer to it the next time you are wondering if X transfers to Y. I love “transferable currency” credit cards like the Chase Sapphire Reserve / Chase Sapphire Preferred / Chase Freedom Unlimited, the Citi Prestige /…
American Express is currently offering a 25% bonus when you transfer Membership Rewards points to Flying Blue. This can be great IF you have a redemption in mind. Generally, I would fund my Flying Blue needs via Ultimate Rewards, but…
FlyingBlue has released their next wave of promos and, while on the less generous side, may be of some value to those headed to Europe. New York JFK to Paris Orly is 93,750 miles round trip (or 46,875 one way)…
OK, first, what is “dynamic award pricing?” That’s the term for tying the cost of an award ticket tightly to the cost of the equivalent revenue ticket – generally at around 1 cent per mile. So a $500 ticket…
