Alex Breen, Rewards Analyst
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You can transfer your Hawaiian Airlines miles to another account by using the "Share Miles" service offered by the HawaiianMiles program. If you have one of the Hawaiian Airlines credit cards there is no fee for miles transfers. For transfers between two HawaiianMiles accounts there is a $25 service fee and a $0.01 per mile transfer fee.
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Can I transfer Hawaiian miles to Virgin Australia Velocity points?
No, you cannot transfer your HawaiianMiles to Virgin Australia Velocity points. Virgin Australia is a partner of Hawaiian Airlines, though, so you can redeem your miles for Virgin Australia flights by calling the HawaiianMiles service center at (877) 426-4537 to make the reservation.
You can expect to pay anywhere between 20,000 and 80,000 HawaiianMilesfor a flight within Australia, depending on the distance flown and your seat options. For international flights, one ticket...
read full answer by Alex Breen, Rewards AnalystCan I transfer my frequent flyer miles to another person?
Yes, you can transfer your frequent flyer miles to another person who belongs to the same frequent flyer program, in most cases. Transfer terms vary by program, so the best way to determine if transferring miles makes sense for you is to check the taxes and fees associated with transferring miles to another person.
Below, you'll find the transfer cost per mile and processing fee (where applicable) for each of the top airline rewards programs.
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read full answer by Alex Breen, Rewards AnalystIs the Hawaiian Airlines rewards program ending?
No, the Hawaiian Airlines rewards program is not ending. Hawaiian Airlines actually just updated the rules for its rewards program, called HawaiianMiles, so that miles no longer expire due to inactivity. Otherwise, the program, which dates back to 1983, is still accepting new members and operating like normal.
To learn more, check out WalletHub's complete HawaiianMiles review.
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