United Airlines is a widely regarded commercial airline because of its large flight pattern network, and its large list of airline partners. Because United Airlines is part of Star Alliance, you can redeem your United MileagePlus miles with over 20 different airlines. For those who don’t fly often, there are several ways to earn United […]
Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines was the world’s largest airline in 2019 as measured by revenue, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. As such, it’s only natural that the carrier would be a popular choice for travelers, especially for members of its SkyMiles loyalty program. If you’re a frequent Delta passenger, you might be tempted by one […]
If you regularly travel to one of the 350 destinations in 50 countries that American Airlines flies to, you may want to take a look at one of the co-branded credit cards offered by the airline carrier. In addition to earning AAdvantage® miles on every purchase you make – which can be used to help […]
Plane tickets can be pricey – especially if you’re purchasing an additional ticket for a spouse, friend or family member on the same flight. Instead of paying twice the airfare each time you fly with a companion, you may want to consider an airline credit card that offers a companion pass. A companion pass allows […]
If you’re a business owner looking to earn and redeem airline Southwest miles on business travel, the Southwest Rapid Rewards® Performance Business Credit Card should be on your radar. The card recently launched a generous sign-up bonus that lets new card members earn up to 100,000 points: Earn 70,000 points after you spend $5,000 on purchases in the first 3 months. Plus, earn an additional 30,000 points after you spend $25,000 on purchases in the first 6 months. This is a great opportunity to earn a large influx of Rapid Rewards […]
If you frequently travel on Delta Airlines, you should consider a credit card that lets you earn rewards to use toward free Delta flights, like the Delta SkyMiles® Gold American Express Card or the Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card. Both cards offer rewards on every purchase and bonus miles on Delta purchases. Where they differ the most is their annual fees, sign-up bonuses and […]
If you like to travel in style, you probably want a credit card with airport lounge access. While these cards charge high annual fees, carrying one of them can be cheaper than buying lounge membership directly, and they often come with travel credits that can save hundreds of dollars. In this article: Best overall for […]
If you’re new to Air France Flying Blue, or are considering transferring your points to Flying Blue miles, here’s a rundown of all the different ways you can use your miles to purchase flights on Air France or on dozens of partner airlines. Air France Flying Blue miles are great for funding trips to Paris […]
Do you believe that the best way to travel is with a beloved friend, partner or relative by your side? Good news – you can show your travel companion some love with a free flight — or better yet, free flights for a whole year (and perhaps even longer). Although you might assume this is […]
You don’t need to be a LATAM Pass member to book a rewards-funded flight on the South American carrier LATAM Airlines. If you’ve collected miles from other airline partners, such as Alaska Airlines or American, you may be able to use those miles to escape to a variety of South American destinations, such as Lima, […]
Delta SkyMiles® cards from American Express® are getting makeovers for the new year. The changes involve some new perks and better earning power, but cardholders will also lose out on a few items and may pay higher annual fees. Most of the changes go into effect beginning on January 30, 2020. If you have a […]
If you booked a flight without your frequent flyer number — or if you flew on an airline before you signed up for its loyalty program — you may still be able to get credit for those unclaimed air miles. Many airlines offer retroactive credit for flights you’ve already boarded — even if you signed […]
