Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs Analyst
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To recover points from your old Free Spirit account after creating a new one, you'll need to contact Free Spirit customer support via their live chat. Make sure you have your full name, email address, date of birth, and Free Spirit number available for verification purposes, as the customer support will require them to confirm your identity and successfully merge your accounts.
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How many points do you need to get a free flight on Spirit?
You need at least 2,500 to 40,000 points for a free flight on Spirit Airlines, depending on the distance, which airport you fly into, and the dates of your trip. For example, you can redeem 4,500 Spirit Airlines points for a free one-way award flight from New York to Atlanta.
How Many Points You Need For a Free Flight on Spirit Airlines
- New York to Atlanta: 4,500 points
- Washington, DC to Los...
How can I check my Free Spirit points balance?
You can check your Free Spirit points balance by signing into your Free Spirit account online or through the Spirit Airlines mobile app. You can also see how many Free Spirit points you have by calling customer service at (855) 728-3555.
How to Check Your Free Spirit Points Balance
- Online: Sign into your online account. The number of points you have will be listed in a pop-up window on the right side, after you click on your...
How do I redeem my Free Spirit points?
To redeem Spirit points, log in to your Free Spirit account online or use the Spirit Airlines mobile app. Spirit points are worth about 1.16 cents each when redeemed for Spirit Airlines flights, making this the best redemption option.
How to Redeem Spirit Rewards for Flights
- Login to your Free Spirit account.
- Enter your travel details and select the “Show Fares In Points” option.
- Click “Search Flights” to view available fares offering award...
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