Posts by tag: Aeroplan

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).

The number of seats available for redemption is limited to maybe 5 or 10 seats on any given flight. There are a few engines that allow you to search availability on Star Alliance partners. In this article, I’ll show you how to find which flights you can use your Aeroplan (or other Star Alliance partners) miles for flights.

This is a post in a series on the basics of the Aeroplan frequent flier program. Related Posts: The Star…

This is a post in a series on the basics of the Aeroplan frequent flier program. Related Posts: The Star…

This is a post in a series on the basics of the Aeroplan frequent flier program. Related Posts: The Star…

If you are looking for a flight and the search engines say there is no low level award availability, there are ways to be creative and check some alternative routes. In this article, I’ll show you a process to piece together your own routing for an itinerary even when the search engines tell you there isn’t any availability.

This is a post in a series on the basics of the Aeroplan frequent flier program. Related Posts: The Star…

This is a post in a series on the basics of the Aeroplan frequent flier program. Related Posts: The Star…

This is a post in a series on the basics of the Aeroplan frequent flier program. Related Posts: The Star…