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You can use an Amex Everyday card to transfer MR points to Delta, and you can use a Chase CSP card to transfer UR points to United. Is there a card for transferring points of some sort to American Airlines?
@too-much-time wrote:You can use an Amex Everyday card to transfer MR points to Delta, and you can use a Chase CSP card to transfer UR points to United. Is there a card for transferring points of some sort to American Airlines?
SPG i think is partners with American So you could do that but SPG points are pretty hard to come by they have low signup bonus and they don't really have bonus spending categories other than staying at spg hotels. Also theres the obvious citi aa cards that transfer to AA .
I believe Citi has a relationship with AA ..they offer AA credit cards.
@too-much-time wrote:You can use an Amex Everyday card to transfer MR points to Delta, and you can use a Chase CSP card to transfer UR points to United. Is there a card for transferring points of some sort to American Airlines?
The Citi AAdvantage card and Executive card all earn points for American Airlines. They aren't transfers but earn only AA points
@mongstradamus wrote:
@too-much-time wrote:You can use an Amex Everyday card to transfer MR points to Delta, and you can use a Chase CSP card to transfer UR points to United. Is there a card for transferring points of some sort to American Airlines?
SPG i think is partners with American So you could do that but SPG points are pretty hard to come by they have low signup bonus and they don't really have bonus spending categories other than staying at spg hotels. Also theres the obvious citi aa cards that transfer to AA .
+1 I got the spg card because I needed to top off my AA account and am waiting for the bonus on citi aa cards to reset for me.