@gercredit wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@gercredit wrote:" I'd go for their card but sadly they don't transfer to United which is the airline I fly the most." - Which card do you mean?
This one:
https://creditcards.chase.com/credit-cards/british-airways-credit-card.aspx
Offtopic: Thanks for the clarification, but why would a BA card transfer points to United
I will give BA a try in my next lookup against United. What are your redemption rates, also around 2ct per point? What is a good redemption rate? My view would be everything better than 1:1.5..
The same reason they transfer to other domestic airlines?
@gercredit wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@gercredit wrote:" I'd go for their card but sadly they don't transfer to United which is the airline I fly the most." - Which card do you mean?
This one:
https://creditcards.chase.com/credit-cards/british-airways-credit-card.aspx
Offtopic: Thanks for the clarification, but why would a BA card transfer points to United
I will give BA a try in my next lookup against United. What are your redemption rates, also around 2ct per point? What is a good redemption rate? My view would be everything better than 1:1.5..
They don't. Hence the quoted statement that " I'd go for their card but sadly they don't transfer to United which is the airline I fly the most." i,e, the card is no use for flying united
@gercredit wrote:Of course they dont, they are part of a complete different program. StarAlliance vs OneWorld/Avios.
Or am I missing here something?
yes. I thought i read somehwere there is also an 50k UAL card offer floating around, if you want access to star alliance partners.
@mongstradamus wrote:
@gercredit wrote:Of course they dont, they are part of a complete different program. StarAlliance vs OneWorld/Avios.
Or am I missing here something?
yes. I thought i read somehwere there is also an 50k UAL card offer floating around, if you want access to star alliance partners.
Didnt know that, always good to do some reading 