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British Airways has officially become the 15th transfer partner of American Express in Australia. Its first new partner since 2023.
British Airways has officially become the 15th transfer partner of American Express in Australia. Its first new partner since 2023.
Australian travellers who hold an American Express Membership Rewards card can now convert their Rewards Points directly into British Airways Avios.
If you’ve accumulated a significant amount of points as an Amex cardholder, this is an excellent way to save money on your next luxury holiday. Contact one of our skilled Rewards Travel Specialists to start making the most of your points!
This news accompanies the re-launch of the British Airways Club (formerly known as the British Airways Executive Club). This means travellers will be required to register an account to convert their Amex points, however, the membership is free.
At the moment, 2,000 American Express Rewards Points equals 1,000 British Airways Avios. The 2:1 transfer rate puts the airline’s points conversion on-par with a majority of American Express’ other partners.
Avios are known to be harder to earn in Australia (especially in comparison to Qantas Points). However, it should be noted that travellers require far fewer points to book reward flights.
During June, travellers can fly Sydney to Singapore return with British Airways’ Business Class for 160,000 Avios + $AUD 724.34. Meanwhile, in November, travellers can fly Sydney to Singapore return with British Airways’ First Class for 136,000 Avios + $AUD 724.34.
British Airways also supports household account pooling. This means families who regularly fly with Oneworld can set up a pool to help consolidate their points. Another benefit is Avios can be transferred between certain airlines. Such as Finnair, Qatar Airways, Iberia, and Aer Lingus.
As British Airways is a member of the Oneworld alliance, travellers can use points to book flights on any Oneworld partner airline, such as Qantas. Once you’ve requested to transfer Rewards Points into Avios, they will be processed immediately or within the next 24 hours.
To maximise points and make the most of your next holiday, contact one of our Rewards Travel Specialists for further details and assistance with managing your points!
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