British Airways is once again offering a bonus for buying Avios. This time it is a flat 50% bonus when you buy 2,000 or more Avios at once. The 50% bonus tends to be the highest public offer from the program although some people have been targeted for a 75% bonus in the past. You can buy up to 200,000 Avios in one transaction and there is a 200,000 Avios annual limit to which the bonus does not count towards. This offer is only available until September 14, 2022.
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A buy points bonus for Marriott Bonvoy has returned and this time it is a flat rate offer. All members will receive 25% extra points when they buy 2,000 or more points in one transaction. This is one of the lowest bonuses we have seen from Marriott for buying points in quite sometime. Over the past couple years the bonuses have typically been running in the 40 to 55% range. Still if you are in a spot where you require some extra points for a redemption now would be the time to buy since you’ll earn some additional points.
Flying Blue's buy miles bonus has
returned not too long after we last saw it. The offer provides up to a
100% bonus when you buy Flying Blue miles and this time that 100% level
starts at 20,000 miles instead of 30,000 miles. If you are short some
miles for a redemption or want to speculatively buy for if and when we
see a 50% off business class promo reward you'll want to check out this
offer. This offer is available until August 18, 2022
The Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan buy miles bonus is back and once again we see it up at the 60% level which continues to be new normal for the airline. The bonus is tiered in that if you buy 3,000 to 19,000 miles you’ll get a 40% bonus, 20,000 to 39,000 you’ll get a 50% bonus and the 60% kicks in at the 40,000 mile level.
Alaska Airlines has launched a new buy miles offer that runs until December 23rd. This time the bonus once
again ranges from 30% to 50% depending on how many miles you buy.
Ideally you want to buy so you get that 50% bonus which means you’d have
to buy 30,000 or more miles. We see the 50% bonus quite frequently now but we also see 60% quite often now as well so unless you really need the miles right now you may want to wait to buy.
Flying Blue's buy miles bonus has returned and it's bigger and better than ever! The offer provides up to a 120% bonus when you buy Flying Blue miles which is 20% higher than we have ever seen. If you are short some miles for a redemption or want to speculatively buy for if and when we see a 50% off business class promo reward you'll definitely want to check out this offer.
Hilton has once again brought out a bonus for buying Honors points. This time the bonus varies by members, I personally received an offer for an 80% bonus however others are receiving 100%. Also the promotion this time does see the doubling of the annual cap on buying points so you can buy up to 160,000 points. That 160,000 cap does not include the bonus points so if you max out this offer and buy 160,000 points you’ll receive 320,000 into your account.
Air France KLM have once again brought out their best ever bonus for buying Flying Blue Miles
and that bonus is up to 100%. When you buy at the 100% level each
Flying Blue Miles will cost you about 1.53 US cents each or about CAD 1.97 cents. This can be a
great deal especially when you redeem the miles for one of their monthly
Promo Reward tickets (which unfortunately have no Canadian cities included this month).
Turkish Airlines has brought back their rare bonus for buying
Miles&Smiles miles! The bonus is tiered and maxes out at 75% when
you buy 50,000 to 99,999 miles. The cost of the miles are US$30 per
1,000 which means buying 50,000 miles will cost you US$1,500 but you’ll
end up with 87,500 miles after the bonus. That ends up being 1.71 cents per mile
which is a great deal considering Turkish Miles&Smiles has some
real gems for reward flight options.
The Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan buy miles bonus is back and once again we see it up at the 60% level which continues to be new normal for the airline. The bonus is tiered in that if you buy 3,000 to 19,000 miles you’ll get a 40% bonus, 20,000 to 39,000 you’ll get a 50% bonus and the 60% kicks in at the 40,000 mile level.
Hyatt has come out with yet another buy points offer and this time it is a discount instead of a bonus. When you buy 5,000 or more points in one transaction they will give a 30% discount on the price. This is different than the typical 30 to 40% bonus that we usually see with Hyatt. With the discount the price works out to 1.68 cents (US$) per point which is lower than the 1.714 cents per point (US$) seen when they run their highest 40% bonus. Depending on how you redeem them it could be worthwhile to purchase them for rewards at high end hotels like Park Hyatt’s around the globe or even if you just need a few thousand points to top off for an award.
The buy points bonus for Marriott Bonvoy was set to end yesterday but has been extended to April 3. The promotion provides up to a 50% bonus and is awarded on purchases from 2,000 to 100,000 points and that 100,000 is a doubling of the typical 50,000 point annual limit for buying points.
Five days after it came to a close we see the return of Hilton’s bonus for buying points! Once again you can earn a 100% bonus when you buy points and just like the last version the bonus kicks in when you buy a minimum of 5,000 points. Also the promotion this time does see the doubling of the annual cap on buying points so you can buy up to 160,000 points. That 160,000 cap does not include the bonus points so if you max out this offer and buy 160,000 points you’ll receive 320,000 into your account.
A buy points bonus for Marriott Bonvoy has returned and this time it is a tiered offer providing up to a 50% bonus. The bonus is awarded on purchases from 2,000 to 100,000 points and that 100,000 is a doubling of the typical 50,000 point annual limit for buying points.
