Update: This offer ends tomorrow!
Originally posted on 9/16:
Capital One shocked the mileage world when they announced last November that their points would be transferable into real airline miles.
Eligible cards include:
- The Capital One® Spark® Miles for Business is offering for a limited time only 50,000 miles for spending $5,000 in 3 months and another 150,000 miles for spending another $45,000 within 6 months, so you’ll have 300,000 total miles after spending $50,000 thanks to also earning 2 miles per dollar spent. This card now also offers free Global Entry/Pre-Check Membership.
- The Capital One® Venture® Rewards Credit Card is offering 50,000 miles for spending $3,000 in 3 months.
Those cards earn 2 miles per dollar spent everywhere.
The Capital One® Spark® Cash for Business is offering for a limited time only $500 cash back for spending $5,000 in 3 months and another $1,500 cash back for spending another $45,000 within 6 months, so you’ll have $3,000 cash back after spending $50,000 thanks to also earning 2 cents per dollar spent. You can transfer cash back into miles at a 1:1 ratio if you also have the Spark® Miles or Venture® card.
You can transfer points from Capital One into these 12 airline programs at a 2:1.5 ratio:
- Aeromexico (SkyTeam)
- Air Canada Aeroplan (Star Alliance)
- Air France/KLM Flying Blue (SkyTeam)
- Avianca LifeMiles (Star Alliance)
- Cathay Pacific Asia Miles (OneWorld)
- Etihad (No alliance)
- EVA (Star Alliance)
- Finnair (OneWorld)
- Hainan (No alliance)
- Qantas (OneWorld)
- Qatar (OneWorld)
You can transfer points from Capital One into these 3 airline programs at a 2:1 ratio:
- Emirates (No alliance)
- Singapore (Star Alliance)
From now through 10/31, you can transfer Capital One points into Qantas points at a 1:1 ratio, a 33.3% bonus over the normal rate.
You can use 37.8K Qantas points in coach, 70,800 Qantas points in premium economy, or 90K Qantas points in business for a one-way ticket on El Al between NYC and Tel Aviv.
- Additional reading:
This is Capital One’s fifth transfer bonus, and they say that they will continue to offer transfer bonuses, which is great news!
Will you transfer Capital One points to Qantas?
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Dan,
It’s been super tough finding any availability on LY via Qantas, particularly J awards but even Y awards. Does it still make sense to transfer when availability is so scarce?
Thx.
AF
I’d suggest searching for space before transferring.
after having thoroughly read all your posts on qantas, i want to credit my elal flight to my qantas account,. however, my already taken paid elal flight, was credited to my matmid account by default, is there a way to undo that so i can credit to my qantas to earn qantas miles? thank you in advance for your answer
+1 can you please answer this question i also have retroactive flights? also how do you credit a future reservation ,elal customer service did not know how to do it and my default elal reservation is linked to my matmid account and qantas webiste doesnt let you link future reservation im afraid it may get credited to the wrong matmid account
call elal and give them your qf number
if the rep doesn’t know to do it HUCA
I have the spark cash card.. how do i convert it so i can transfer it to quantas air for more points
Do you also have Spark Miles or Venture?
What has happened to the availability that elal has that isnt showing up on qf? Do u think qf will ever fix this and show same space
I have the same question how is everyone booking Qantas now that you cant see availability?Please advise
Will this stack with the current Qantas 15%-25% targeted promotion?