Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs Analyst
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No, you can’t use United miles to book flights on American Airlines. Only flights operated by United or its partners can be booked using MileagePlus miles, and American Airlines is not one of United's partners.
United's Star Alliance partners include Air Canada, Avianca, Swiss Air, and ANA – among others. It also partners with select non-Star Alliance airlines, such as Aer Lingus and Virgin Australia, allowing you to redeem miles across a broader network.
If you want to learn more, check out WalletHub’s in-depth review of the United MileagePlus program.
People also ask
Can you transfer United miles to another airline?
No, you can't transfer United miles to another airline. But you can use MileagePlus miles to book flights with 24 airline partners, including Lufthansa, Avianca, Asiana Airlines, and Singapore Airlines.
How to Use United Miles on Partner Airlines
- Go to the “Book” section on United.com or in the United app.
- Check the box labeled "Book with miles."
- Enter your travel details and click “Find flights.”
- Look for available flights...
How much are 100,000 United miles worth?
100,000 United miles are worth an average of $1,170, according to WalletHub data. You will get the best value for your United MileagePlus miles when you redeem them for flights, but there are multiple redemption options.
How Much United Miles Are Worth
| Number of United Miles | Average Value |
| 100,000 | $1,170 |
| 90,000 | ... |
What is the best way to use United miles?
The best way to use United miles is to redeem them for free flights with United. United miles are worth 1.17 cents each, on average, meaning that 10,000 United miles are worth roughly $117 in flight bookings.
How to Redeem United Miles for Free Flights
To redeem United miles for free flights, log in to your United MileagePlus account, enter your destination and travel dates, and make sure to select “Book with miles” before clicking...
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