Award Travel News

Amex removed Qantas Frequent Flyer from its list of Membership Rewards transfer partners without any advanced notice. AwardWallet has contacted Amex to see whether this is a temporary or permanent pause. Here's what we know so far.

Air Canada mistakenly posted its planned award chart change on its website in late April, and it officially released it a couple of days later. The changes will go live tomorrow (June 1, 2026). Most of the flight awards will cost 10% to 20% more, […]

A commercial airport in the United States will close completely for most of 2027, and that’s not something you often see…

Delta Air Lines is beefing up its Los Angeles hub with new service to Vancouver.

Air Canada Aeroplan Devaluation Air Canada Aeroplan is a favorite frequent flyer program among award travelers—especially those of us at ToP—for its generous award chart and routing rules, not to mention its relatively easy-to-book awards. It's one we often turn to for booking business class flights on Star Alliance airlines or short domestic hops on [...] Read More... from (Reminder) Air Canada A

Many Bilt cardholders are reporting automatic credit limit increases this morning. Cardholders have received emails showing substantial bumps. The post Bilt Reportedly Increasing Credit Limits for Many Cardholders appeared first on Danny the Deal Guru.

I hate to make negative predictions, but I cant help but feel like this is only the start of a trend that were going to see a lot more of in the coming years

Spirit Airlines may be gone, but one of its remaining lawsuits just died too. Customers claimed Spirit’s website tracked clicks, keystrokes, searches and browsing behavior through session-replay code, but the court said that without a concrete injury or sensitive personal information disclosed, creepy website tracking alone was not enough to sue.