Maria Adams, Credit Cards Moderator
@m_adams
There are 11 Chase Sapphire Reserve airline partners, including JetBlue, Southwest and United. Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders can transfer points to partner airlines’ frequent flyer programs at a 1:1 ratio. Your points can be transferred in increments of 1,000.
This can be a good option if you already have a lot of miles with a particular airline partner. But not all airlines’ miles have equal value. So, some Chase Sapphire Reserve airlines will offer a better deal for your points than others.
Chase Sapphire Reserve Airline Partners
- AerClub, loyalty program of AerLingus
- Air Canada Aeroplan
- British Airways Executive Club
- Emirates Skywards
- Flying Blue AIR FRANCE/KLM
- Iberia Plus
- JetBlue TrueBlue
- Singapore Airlines Kris Flyer
- Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards
- United MileagePlus
- Virgin Atlantic Flying Club
To transfer points to one of Chase Sapphire Reserve’s airline partners, log in to the Chase Ultimate Rewards site, click “Use Points” and select “Transfer to travel partners.” Then click on the loyalty program you want to use, enter your membership information and choose an amount to transfer. Lastly, double-check everything because all transfers are final.
In addition to its airline partners, Chase lets you transfer points to the loyalty programs of three different hotel chains. Also, remember that you’re not limited to booking flights with official Chase Sapphire Reserve airline partners. You’ll earn 4 points per $1 spent on airfare booked directly with any airline when you charge it to your Chase Sapphire Reserve card or 8 points per $1 spent when you book through Chase Travel. Plus, your $300 annual travel credit will cover any type of airfare, too.
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Tom Pytre, Member
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I know Southwest Airlines are one, and United Mileage Plus.
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