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Written by: RJ
BILT Rewards & Alaska Airlines have announced a new partnership
- Bilt Members can now transfer points 1:1 into Alaska miles, redeemable for flights on Alaska Airlines and its extensive network of oneworld partners.
- An unprecedented offer will be launched later this year allowing Alaska Airlines Visa Signature® cardholders the ability to pay rent through Bilt and earn triple Alaska miles – 3 miles for every dollar spent on rent up to $50,000 annually.
Bilt Rewards CEO, Ankur Jain, commented on the partnership, stating, “From the Northwestern tip of Alaska to the most southeastern point of Florida, at Bilt we want to continuously reward our members no matter where they live in the United States.
“As one of the most loved brands in aviation, this first-of-its-kind partnership with Alaska Airlines not only broadens Bilts members’ ability to travel everywhere Alaska and its partners fly but also exemplifies our commitment to providing Americans with more valuable ways to earn and redeem rewards on their largest monthly expense, rent, and within their local neighborhood.”
“This innovative new partnership with Bilt will enable our guests who rent to get even more value from their Alaska Visa Signature card and builds upon our industry-leading loyalty offering,” said Brett Catlin, vice president, loyalty, alliances and sales. “Our guests can use their miles for travel on Alaska and our oneworld and additional Global Partners to 1,000+ destinations across the world.”
Thoughts
Not a bad replacement for AA. Plus the integration of the Alaska cards is a nice touch.
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