Aeroplan’s mini round the world itinerary is one of the best bargains in frequent flyer programs. The concept in question is to make use of the stopover feature combined with Aeroplan’s lax routing rules. Fly over the Pacific to an Asian destination and fly back over the Atlantic with a stopover in a European city. This is a great value and one of the best redemptions of Aeroplan miles.

In this series, I will talk about how to use Seattle as an alternate airport for those in the Vancouver…

Something I recently discovered, while trying to figure out an Aeroplan transfer is that you can transfer Aeroplan miles to US Airways Dividend miles at a pretty decent rate. This opens up so many possibilities to people who understand where each of the 2 program’s strengths are. In this article, I’ll show you how to exploit this to take advantage of some of the great parts of the US Airways award chart and know when it makes sense to transfer your Aeroplan miles to US Airways miles.

In this article, I’ll talk about how you can transfer your Aeroplan miles to American Aadvantage miles (or British Airways Avios, Cathay Asia Miles or Westjet Dollars) if you have the RBC Avion credit card (for Canadian residents only).