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How to use miles for free travel or discounts on airlines? Here's the step-by-step guide.

How to use miles for free travel or discounts on airlines? Here's the step-by-step guide.

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Flight miles, also known as frequent flyer miles, are a form of reward offered by airlines or credit cards to their customers for making specific purchases.
However, it's essential for people to understand how these programs operate across different airlines, as they are the most popular options when visiting a destination.

Miles can also be used to purchase flight upgrades. Photo: iStock

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Some airlines have a frequent flyer system, which is based primarily on accumulating miles based on the distance customers fly .
One of the most common methods for obtaining these air coins is through purchases made with credit cards , which offer these benefits as part of their loyalty strategy.
Many travel options are often associated with special stores or promotions , so it's important to know the deadline to redeem your miles.

Miles help cover lodging costs. Photo: iStock

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However, these types of rewards aren't just for purchasing airline tickets; they can also be redeemed to upgrade to a higher flight class, cover hotel expenses, rent cars, and purchase experiences.
People have several options for accumulating points that can be converted into flight tickets or other travel benefits, so it's important to plan ahead to use credit cards or promotions wisely.

Miles are accumulated based on flight distances. Photo: iStock

  1. Once the customer has the necessary miles to exchange their ticket, they should go to the airline's website or mobile app and look for the "Frequent Flyer" section.
  2. You'll then need to select the "Redeem" option to redeem your airline coins for any of the reward options offered by the airline.
  3. Before starting the process, it's important to explore the available services to see if they meet your travel needs. To continue, select the product you want and follow the platform's instructions.

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