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Alaska Airlines has been partners with Qantas Airways for quite some time – which means you can earn and redeem Alaska Airlines miles on Qantas flights. Alaska sometimes also has bonus miles promotions for travel on Qantas (QF). QF is the flag-carrier of Australia and transports people to/from/around the…
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Alaska Airlines may not be the world’s #1 airline, but they do have one powerful aspect to them – their frequent flyer program, which is by far the best frequent flyer program in the United States. What makes Alaska’s Mileage Plan so incredible are the unique partnerships that Alaska Airlines…
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The differences between layovers, stopovers, open-jaws, and destinations can sometimes be quite confusing.. .especially if you are just becoming involved in the miles & points hobby. You can often use these four “travel points” to your advantage when redeeming miles. Most mileage programmes allow you to visit multiple cities on…
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There are a number of ways to search for airline award availability – whether that is through the airline directly, through a partner airline, through a subscription-based system, over the phone, etc. There are usually many ways to search for award availability, but there are only a few *good* ways…
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Planning and booking intra-European flights can become quite a challenge as you are presented with many different flight options, and then there is of course the decision of whether to fly or take a train. In general, I fly whenever possible as I’m not the biggest fan of trains, which…
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Elite status really does make a difference of traveling somewhere vs. traveling somewhere comfortably, assuming you’re in Economy Class. I would say elite status is the most useful when in fact you aren’t flying in the premium cabin, First or Business Class. That’s because most of the elite status benefits…
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