How do I into frequent flyer miles? I hear that U.S. based airlines

>>1231473
I also have this question I have tons of frequent flyer miles with both Southwest and Delta but I don't understand how I cumulated them if I don't actually own a card from one of those companies, would getting said card allow me to utilize the miles that I have somehow obtained and if I did, how would that work? How do I know what I can get for them?

>>1231473
Fuck you, you rich fuck give me some money so I don't have to keep taking easyjet everywhere.

>>1231562
I-I'm not rich. Those are barely enough to pay for a few nights in a hotel, much less a round trip international flight.

b-bump

where's a rich anon when you need him

>>1231480
When applying for a card, read what you get. Not all points/miles are equally valuable, however, so be wary of that. You can find tons of blogs that talk about how to maximize using your points. Also, I haven't done it personally but I've heard that you can book almost any flight on Singapore Airlines (to Asia) that you would on United for less miles overall.

>>1231480
Those airlines allow you to get points with them if you fly, even if you don't have a credit card. You just need an account. Using their credit card makes it easier to get points with them since you can accumulate points on your everyday purchases instead of just airline-related purchases.

>>1231565
wrong. 34k SPG and 65k Chase UR points can get you somewhere internationally if you don't care about living it up in first class and are smart about it. I flew roundtrip (in coach, btw, wouldn't recommend) from LA to New Zealand and Australia by transferring 80k Chase UR points to United.