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Can I Transfer Alaska Miles To Another Airline Or Hotel?
Can I transfer Alaska Airlines miles to another airline, hotel, etc?
I was told mine would disappear in 90 days because I canceled my Alaska credit card due to the yearly fee, and I would like to move them anywhere to save what I can.
Otherwise what is the best use of Alaska miles?
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3 Replies
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I fly primarily Alaska Airlines.
They will deactivate after 2 years of inactivity but it can still be recativated.
Also, it’s easy to have some activity, a lot of plans enable you to earn miles for dining at certain restaurants when you use any credit cards that are registered to the dining program.
Here is the link for Alaska Airlines Milege Plan Dining.
https://mileageplan.rewardsnetwork.com/
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Alaska miles don’t expire, they just lock your account if you don’t have activity for 2 years.
Activity can be anything.
You can also get the account unlocked.
https://www.alaskaair.com/content/mileage-plan/frequently-asked-questions/faq-benefits
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No, you can’t transfer Alaska Miles to hotels or other airlines.
Have to use them on flights.
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