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@Anonymous wrote:After making a ticket reservation for a friend tonight and seeing how valuable SWA pts are, I'd say they are up there with Chase UR.
1.76cpp
Southwest points are good, but you can get better redemption rates through other airlines. The good thing about SWA is the points have fixed value. It makes things easy and hassle free. However, that is also the bad thing about SWA points. I have never transferred UR points to SWA and will likely never do so. I save my UR points and use them when I can get higher redemptions. I value UR points a little over 2 cents per point, but the redemption value I have gotten from them is higher.
@mongstradamus wrote:
If Korean air comes back I can see my self dumping some ur to Korean air to get at least five cpp hopefully.
Korean Air will be back this year. At least I read something to that effect.
Edit: Link - http://millionmilesecrets.com/2014/12/26/chase-ultimate-rewards-points-transfer-to-korean-air-return...
Am I the only one who has never been able to find two seat of Delta Award space to take advantage of the 25k RT to hawaii? Sometimes I wonder if they even exist
How do you use avios on alaskan? Well I know you have to call in to book the flight using avios but why are they so valuable? Everytime i check on alaskan the miles needed is way more htan if i just use avios on british airways site to book it, it doens't make sense to me
gotcha so they are not a 1:1 ratio? is there a calculator or chart that tells me how many alaskan miles is equal to avios?