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Podcast: Best ways to get to Hawaii | Frequent Miler on the Air Ep260 | 6-21-24

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Are palm trees and sunshine perpetually on your mind? This week, Frequent Miler on the Air discusses all of your best options for getting to the islands of Aloha from as few as 10-15,000 points each way from almost anywhere in the US — and how to find the right deals.

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Main Event: Best ways to get to Hawaii

Mailbag

(01:06) Review from a new listener

Card Talk: Sonesta World Mastercard

(03:22) Card Talk: Sonesta World Mastercard

Crazy Thing

(16:00) What crazy thing . . . did Marriott and Starbucks do this week?

Mattress Running the Numbers

(19:51) Mattress running the numbers: Wyndham Rewards Hotel Pass

Award Talk

(27:48) Award Talk

(27:55) New Reasonable Redemption Value for Hotel Points

(30:29) Aeroplan promotion with Miles4Migrants)

(34:19) 15% transfer bonus from Citi to Cathay Pacific Asia Miles

(27:03) Enterprise Rent-A-Car Status Match

(30:29) Amex referral bonuses now as high as 45,000 points for targeted cardholders

Main Event: Best ways to get to Hawaii

(42:44) Main Event: Best Ways to fly to Hawaii

(43:04) Cash deals

  • (43:30) Delta companion certificates
  • (44:55) Alaska Companion Fare
  • (46:13) Southwest Companion Pass
  • (47:32) Vacation packages

(29:15) Award deals: Economy Class

  • (49:24) United flights via Turkish Miles & Smiles for 10K each way
  • (50:48) Finnair Avios for American Airlines (15K) or Alaska Airlines (13.5K)
  • (52:52) Alaska Mileage Plan for Alaska from 15K
  • (53:35) Singapore Krisflyer for central/Western US to Hawaii (13-14K)
  • (54:33) Using Alaska miles to fly AA for 17.5K from Dallas and west coast
  • (55:32) Use United to fly United from 11.1K from the west coast
  • (56:42) Aeroplan for 12.5K from the west coast to Hawaii on United
  • (58:00) Qatar Avios for 13K one way from the west coast
  • (59:00) Flying Blue for Delta from 18K
  • (59:16) Virgin Atlantic for Hawaiian Airlines for 20K each way from the west coast
  • (1:00:16) JetBlue for Hawaiian Airlines for 20K each way from the west coast
  • (1:00:48) American Airlines miles for AA from 20K each way
  • (1:01:39) Southwest Airlines when cash fares are cheap

(1:02:00) “First class” flights to Hawaii with miles

  • (1:02:57) Turkish miles for United: 15K miles each way
  • (1:05:35) Finnair Avios for American Airlines” 38K miles each way
  • (1:07:00) Alaska Miles for Alaska from 40K miles each way
  • (1:07:21) Hawaiian miles to fly Hawaiian: 40K one way or upgrade from 25K. Possibly more availability with status or as a cardholder.
  • (1:09:25) Virgin Atlantic miles to fly Hawaiian: 40K one way from the west coast \
  • (1:09:48) Alaska Mileage Plan for American Airlines: 35K one-way from as far east as Dallas
  • (1:10:10) Air Canada Aeroplan for United for 25K from the west coast
  • (1:10:50) Qatar Airways Avios for American or Alaska for 38,750 Avios from the west coast

Finding award availability

(1:11:50) Example for how to find award availability

Question of the Week

 (1:19:33) Question of the Week: Is reselling a good low-energy way to generate points?

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Music Credit – “Ocean Deep” by Annie Yoder

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