*Some Partner awards may be dynamic and differ slightly from below. The web team is working on updating the website functionality to account for new ranges in pricing.
In the meantime, please double-check all partner pricing before committing to travel or points transfer plans.
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For up to four travelers (and possibly more), FCF’s research team has discovered off-the-chart savings right now with American Airlines. We’ve seen First Class mileage award rates as low as 150,000 miles for a round-trip ticket. If you’re planning to travel to South America, now is the perfect time to try to snag this deal with American.
Sample Savings via American Express, Capital One, and Citi’s points-to-miles transfer partnership with Cathay Pacific: Miami to Buenos Aires normal/everyday price can often be 400,000 miles when using American miles, but if you use Amex Points partner Cathay Pacific miles, the cost can be as low as 140,000 miles.
American Airlines is currently running a deal whereby miles can be acquired for as low as 2.25¢ each (includes taxes and processing fee), through a new, up to 40% discount purchase promo.
More Info on American Airlines Promotion.
The published First Class fare on American Airlines’ Miami to Buenos Aires route is $9,120 r/t; through the American Airlines purchase strategy, you can pay $3,475 r/t (includes about $100 in award tax), a savings of $5,645 (62%).
New to buying miles? Know: Beginner’s Guide: How to Play the “Buy Miles to Fly In Style” Strategy to Net Up to 86% Off Premium Travel.
More here on getting flights (based on availability) from around the U.S. to the hub (Miami) AND/OR flights from the destination (Buenos Aires) to South America.
More here on The Golden Key to Unlocking Lucrative Miles & Points Opportunities: FCF’s Sweet Redeems Part I and Part II–The Golden Key to Unlocking Lucrative Miles & Points: How to Use FCF’s Sweet Redeems to Save Up to 92% on First Class Flights (When You Don’t Have Any or Enough Miles or Points).
*Some Partner awards may be dynamic and differ slightly from below. The web team is working on updating the website functionality to account for new ranges in pricing.
In the meantime, please double-check all partner pricing before committing to travel or points transfer plans.
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For up to four travelers (and possibly more), FCF’s research team has discovered off-the-chart savings right now with American Airlines. We’ve seen First Class mileage award rates as low as 150,000 miles for a round-trip ticket. If you’re planning to travel to South America, now is the perfect time to try to snag this deal with American.
Sample Savings via American Express, Capital One, and Citi’s points-to-miles transfer partnership with Cathay Pacific: Miami to Buenos Aires normal/everyday price can often be 400,000 miles when using American miles, but if you use Amex Points partner Cathay Pacific miles, the cost can be as low as 140,000 miles.
American Airlines is currently running a deal whereby miles can be acquired for as low as 2.25¢ each (includes taxes and processing fee), through a new, up to 40% discount purchase promo.
More Info on American Airlines Promotion.
The published First Class fare on American Airlines’ Miami to Buenos Aires route is $9,120 r/t; through the American Airlines purchase strategy, you can pay $3,475 r/t (includes about $100 in award tax), a savings of $5,645 (62%).
New to buying miles? Know: Beginner’s Guide: How to Play the “Buy Miles to Fly In Style” Strategy to Net Up to 86% Off Premium Travel.
More here on getting flights (based on availability) from around the U.S. to the hub (Miami) AND/OR flights from the destination (Buenos Aires) to South America.
More here on The Golden Key to Unlocking Lucrative Miles & Points Opportunities: FCF’s Sweet Redeems Part I and Part II–The Golden Key to Unlocking Lucrative Miles & Points: How to Use FCF’s Sweet Redeems to Save Up to 92% on First Class Flights (When You Don’t Have Any or Enough Miles or Points).