There are several credit cards that offer an airline mile reward program. These can be found in the Rewards tab.

Yes, all miles accumulated by all cardholders will credit to the Dividend Miles account that has been designated by the business owner and/or guarantor of the company at the time of application. The owner can use an existing Dividend Miles account or establish a new one.

The eScrip contributions you earn by using an eScrip registered debit or credit card have nothing to do with the benefits that may be offered by the debit/credit card provider, and you will still continue to earn these benefits from these providers.

During the statement period or billing cycle the award level for the WorldPerks Visa Card is 1 mile for every $1 spent. For net purchases on the WorldPerks Visa Platinum Card over $10,000 in a billing cycle you earn 1 mile for every $2 spent. Annual Award Level: If during the calendar year net purchases exceed $50,000 (Platinum Card), or $80,000 (Signature Card), all miles the rest of the year are earned at the rate of 1 mile for every $2.

The travel award rules for credit cards that are not part of a single airline's frequent flyer program vary widely. We recommend you call the 800 number on your travel awards statement from your card holder to determine if the "miles" you have earned can be transferred to the frequent flyer program of one of the airlines that are participating in Operation Hero Miles. If you already have a frequent flyer account with a participating airline, you may be able to transfer the miles.

Fairmont President's Club members are eligible for 500 base miles on qualifying stays from January 1- December 31. For each qualifying stay between January 1 and December 31, Premier members earn 250 bonus miles per qualifying stay, and Platinum members earn 500 bonus miles per qualifying stay.

A miles card is one of the many credit card options available for the discerning big spenders of today. A miles card definitely amounts to rewards, if utilized in the right way, but more often than not the customer ends up paying out more in finance charges and fees... There are many rebate credit cards available that offer rebate options that sound too good to be true. With so many credit card rebates to consider it can be mind-boggling trying to figure out which one to pick, if any.

Generally speaking Air France does not offer frequent flyer miles in conjunction with our discounted tickets. You may inquire directly with Air France as to whether frequent flyer miles may be accrued. Air France Holidays is unable to assist in obtaining miles or credits from the air carrier.

autorati.com does not accept airline miles or credit card points, however you can enquire about this with the local rental company upon checking out your vehicle.

The departments that accept credit card payments have approved budgets for the discount charges and other processing fees that are assessed by the credit card companies. Not all departments have approved funding to cover the cost of accepting credit card payments.

A Fun Miles welcome pack is available for only Naf/Afl 5,-- at the Fun Miles office or at all participating companies where you can save Fun Miles. Your welcome pack contains your card, an information brochure, Fun Miles' general conditions and an application form. You can start saving Fun Miles immediately, but it is important that you fill out and return the application form as soon as possible, since you have to be registered to be able to redeem Fun Miles.

You have to save Fun Miles at least once a year, to prevent the Fun Miles you've saved from being cancelled.

Yes, unless the trips are listed as "air-inclusive." The tour operator will give you a discounted trip cost if you decide to make your own air arrangements. Please note that the discount will not be substantial since most tour operators receive special negotiated group airfares. Also, if you are not traveling on the group flights, you will be responsible for making your own ground transportation arrangements between the airport and the hotel.

If you are a member of another Star Alliance airline's frequent flyer programme (e.g. Singapore Airlines - Kris Flyer, Thai Airways - Royal Orchid Plus, United - Miles & More, Air Canada - Aeroplan, etc.) or other airline partner's frequent flyer programme, you can use their frequent flyer points or miles to fly on Air New Zealand. However, you will need to make your flight booking through that particular airline.

You can refer to the Flight Award Calculator to check how many miles are required to claim the award of your choice.

No. Once you have earned miles or points in one programme, you are not able to transfer that balance to another programme within the alliance. All programmes remain independent.

If you wish to use your miles or points on another Star Alliance member airline, you should contact your frequent flyer programme service centre directly - not the airline you wish to necessarily travel on.

You can use your miles or points to upgrade to the next class of service on many of the Star Alliance member airlines. Currently, members of 10 of our frequent flyer plans can upgrade on 9 member airlines and we continue to add more airlines and programmes. Check with your FFP for participation and upgrade information.

A qualifying stay to earn airline miles is booked under one of the following rates: published rack, package and corporate. Examples of non-eligible stays to earn airline miles are discounted rates (AAA, CAA, AARP), meetings, conventions, groups and government rates.

Priority Club Rewards members may earn points for every qualified meeting held at any of our more than 2,800 hotels in the U.S., Canada and Mexico within our Family of Brands. Then redeem your points toward future meeting credits. Furthermore, you can also earn and redeem points for personal travel at any of our properties worldwide. In addition, points may be redeemed with Priority Club Rewards airline partners.

Yes. When you enroll, you'll have the opportunity to select either Cashback Rewards savings or airline miles as your benefit. Click here for details about the participating airlines.

Yes. However, each credit/debit card can only be enrolled in one program operated by Rewards Network. You can register different credit/debit cards in the various programs to earn Cashback Rewards savings on one credit/debit card and airline miles on other cards. Each account will be treated separately.

If you elect to earn airline miles instead of Cashback Rewards savings, you'll actually be directed to the web site we operate for the airline partner you select. Once you enroll on this site, you'll be able to start earning miles in that program. Please read all the details prior to enrolling since some of the sites only offer dining, and do not include our participating hotels.