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Home›Tech Advice›4 Best Transfers for Chase Points to Avios

4 Best Transfers for Chase Points to Avios

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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Introduction:

Chase Ultimate Rewards points are a valuable currency in the world of travel rewards, especially for those seeking to maximize their miles with crisp flexibility. One of the best ways to take full advantage of these points is by transferring them to the British Airways Avios program. Here, we’ll outline the top four transfers for Chase points to Avios, which can unlock numerous award flight options for the savvy traveler.

1. British Airways Executive Club

The most apparent transfer option is moving your Chase Ultimate Rewards points directly to the British Airways Executive Club. Through this option, the transfer ratio is 1:1, meaning you’ll receive one Avios point for each Chase point transferred, with no extra fees or hidden costs. British Airways has a distance-based award chart, where shorter flights require fewer Avios, and longer flights require more. For direct flights within Europe or short-haul domestic flights in North America on partner airlines like American Airlines and Alaska Airlines, this transfer can yield substantial value.

2. Iberia Plus

Another excellent transfer choice is to move your Chase points to Iberia Plus, another member of the Oneworld airline alliance. This option features a 1:1 transfer ratio as well. While both Iberia and British Airways use Avios as their loyalty currency, each program has unique aspects that could make one more appealing than the other depending on your specific travel plans. Iberia’s award chart differs from British Airways’, as it operates on a segment-based pricing system – making it more advantageous when booking direct long-haul flights between the U.S. and Spain.

3. Aer Lingus AerClub

The Irish carrier Aer Lingus uses Avios as its currency within its AerClub loyalty program. With a 1:1 Chase-to-Avios transfer ratio, this option presents opportunities for travelers looking to visit Ireland or explore Europe with a stopover in Dublin. Aer Lingus’ Off-Peak pricing can provide exceptional value, especially for those flexible with their travel dates.

4. Combine and Conquer

For the utmost flexibility, consider strategically moving your Chase points across several Avios programs. Thanks to the “Combine My Avios” feature, you can move your points between British Airways Executive Club, Iberia Plus, and Aer Lingus AerClub – optimizing the benefits of each program and taking advantage of sweet spots in different award charts. Always keep an eye on promotions or transfer bonuses that may improve the value of these currency swaps.

Conclusion:

Transferring Chase Ultimate Rewards points to Avios not only expands your travel options but maximizes the value earned from your day-to-day spending. By understanding the nuances and potential sweet spots in each of these four transfers, you can unleash your points’ full potential and take flight toward new horizons.

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