Credit Card Airline Transfer Partners Within Each Airline Alliance

 


(Credit Card Transfer Partner)

ONEWORLD
1. Alaska Airlines
2. American Airlines
3. British Airways (AMEX, Capital One, Chase)
4. Cathay Pacific (AMEX, Capital One, Citi)
5. Fiji Airways
6. Finnair (Capital One)
7. Iberia (AMEX, Chase)
8. Japan Airlines
9. Malaysia Airlines
10. Qantas (AMEX, Capital One, Citi)
11. Qatar Airways (AMEX, Citi)
12. Royal Air Maroc
13. Royal Jordanian
14. SriLankan Airlines

SKYTEAM
1. Aerolineas Argentinas
2. AeroMexico (AMEX, Capital One, Citi)
3. Air Europa
4. Air France (AMEX, Capital One, Chase, Citi)
5. China Airlines
6. China Eastern
7. Czech Airlines
8. Delta Air Lines (AMEX)
9. Garuda Indonesia
10. ITA Airways
11. Kenya Airways
12. KLM (AMEX, Chase, Citi)
13. Korean Air
14. Middle East Airlines
15. Saudia
16. Tarom
17. Vietnam Airlines
18. Virgin Atlantic (AMEX, Capital One, Chase, Citi)
19. XiamenAir

STAR ALLIANCE
1. Aegean
2. Air Canada (AMEX, Capital One, Chase)
3. Air China
4. Air India
5. Air New Zealand
6. ANA (AMEX)
7. Asiana Airlines
8. Austrian
9. Avianca (AMEX, Capital One, Citi)
10. Brussels Airlines
11. CopaAirlines
12. Croatia Airlines
13. Egypt Air
14. Ethiopian
15. Eva Air (Capital One, Citi)
16. LOT Polish Airlines
17. Lufthansa
18. SAS
19. Shenzhen Airlines
20. Singapore Airlines (AMEX, Capital One, Chase, Citi)
21. South African Airways
22. Swiss
23. TAP Air Portugal (Capital One)
24. Thai (Citi)
25. Turkish Airlines (Capital One, Citi)
26. United (Chase)

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