Information on airlines provided in alphabetical order by airline name. American, Continental, Delta, Hawaiian, Northwest, United and US Airways are covered in this post.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES----------Follow this Link
CONTINENTAL AIRLINES---- Follow this Link
DELTA AIRLINES-------------- Follow this link
FRONTIER AIRLINES----------Follow this link
HAWAIIAN AIRLINES------ ---Follow this link
MIDWEST AIRLINES----------- Follow this link ( Alternate Link )
(they also have Mileage exchange, a useful program for converting to Hilton Or use points.com to swap)
UNITED AIRLINES------------- Follow this link
(zip code needed)
US AIRWAYS------------------ Follow this link
Magazines only with US Airways miles, for newspapers you have to use Points.com
through the link Subscriptions for miles
POINTS.COM-------------------- Follow this Link
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Additional notes, reviews, comments etc.
American [Link]
In my opinion, The Wall Street Journal - 230 and Conde Nast are good deals. I have used this twice successfully.
Continental [Link]
Has magazines as well as some kind of discount deal (50% off) on other merchandise. About the 50% deals [Miles for Merchandise], compare prices before buying. I am not reviewing Onepass as I have earned Onepass miles.
Delta ([Link]
Comparable to the deal you get with AA miles.
FRONTIER [Link]
Not reviewed
HAWAIIAN [Link]
I have not used Hawaiian so I am not reviewing it here.
NORTHWEST [Link]
Same deal as AA or Delta miles (Note: NW is going to merge with Delta soon but websites remain separate)
UNITED AIRLINES [Link] (zip code needed)
I have not used this service as I use my UA miles for travel rewards usually.
US AIRWAYS [Link]
(please turn off your pop up blocker on the US Airways website)
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MAGAZINES AT POINTS.COM website
Points.com is an online portal that lets you convert airline miles and hotel reward points to useful items or swap them into other programs. You can also get Amazon certificates at points.com using your airline miles. This is yet another way to get magazines for airline miles. For miles of these carrriers: Hawaiian, American, US Airways you can get magazines via the POINTS.COM website. The downside of using a service like points.com is that the conversion losses are considered steep by some people.
But still, you have some additional flexibility to convert miles or points with which you cannot fly, but want some value out of (it). At points.com you can also convert those miles to amazon.com cash. You would need certain minimum miles depending on the program to get anything useful on points.com. So make sure you have a few thousand miles at least.
Points.com may give you more flexibility in spending the final amount. The approximate conversion rate to amazon.com gift certificate value* is discussed here. Currently (Jan 09) it is free to sign up with points.com.
My experience at Points.com: I converted some 13,000 US airways miles (near expiry) from my mom's Dividend miles account to Amazon gift certificates (~$11?). At points.com, you can convert miles at rates ranging from 0.8 cent/mile to as low as 0.4 cent/mile , which is way lower than my cost basis of 1c/mile).
If you want any other Airlines to be covered or have info on other airlines, please leave me a comment and I will add that to this list. Thank you! A similar post on this topic is here.
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Looking for cheap paid subscriptions to magazines? You can visit the following Amazon.com link Magazine Subscriptions From Amazon
Maybe people are trying to use up their accumulated miles for something, rather than letting them go waste. Considering how hard it has become to redeem miles for award tickets nowadays, converting them to magazines or Amazon cash (more on that in another page) is very welcome.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES----------Follow this Link
CONTINENTAL AIRLINES---- Follow this Link
DELTA AIRLINES-------------- Follow this link
FRONTIER AIRLINES----------Follow this link
HAWAIIAN AIRLINES------ ---Follow this link
MIDWEST AIRLINES----------- Follow this link ( Alternate Link )
(they also have Mileage exchange, a useful program for converting to Hilton Or use points.com to swap)
UNITED AIRLINES------------- Follow this link
(zip code needed)
US AIRWAYS------------------ Follow this link
Magazines only with US Airways miles, for newspapers you have to use Points.com
through the link Subscriptions for miles
POINTS.COM-------------------- Follow this Link
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Additional notes, reviews, comments etc.
American [Link]
In my opinion, The Wall Street Journal - 230 and Conde Nast are good deals. I have used this twice successfully.
Continental [Link]
Has magazines as well as some kind of discount deal (50% off) on other merchandise. About the 50% deals [Miles for Merchandise], compare prices before buying. I am not reviewing Onepass as I have earned Onepass miles.
Delta ([Link]
Comparable to the deal you get with AA miles.
FRONTIER [Link]
Not reviewed
HAWAIIAN [Link]
I have not used Hawaiian so I am not reviewing it here.
NORTHWEST [Link]
Same deal as AA or Delta miles (Note: NW is going to merge with Delta soon but websites remain separate)
UNITED AIRLINES [Link] (zip code needed)
I have not used this service as I use my UA miles for travel rewards usually.
US AIRWAYS [Link]
(please turn off your pop up blocker on the US Airways website)
___________________________________________________________________________
MAGAZINES AT POINTS.COM website
Points.com is an online portal that lets you convert airline miles and hotel reward points to useful items or swap them into other programs. You can also get Amazon certificates at points.com using your airline miles. This is yet another way to get magazines for airline miles. For miles of these carrriers: Hawaiian, American, US Airways you can get magazines via the POINTS.COM website. The downside of using a service like points.com is that the conversion losses are considered steep by some people.
But still, you have some additional flexibility to convert miles or points with which you cannot fly, but want some value out of (it). At points.com you can also convert those miles to amazon.com cash. You would need certain minimum miles depending on the program to get anything useful on points.com. So make sure you have a few thousand miles at least.
Points.com may give you more flexibility in spending the final amount. The approximate conversion rate to amazon.com gift certificate value* is discussed here. Currently (Jan 09) it is free to sign up with points.com.
My experience at Points.com: I converted some 13,000 US airways miles (near expiry) from my mom's Dividend miles account to Amazon gift certificates (~$11?). At points.com, you can convert miles at rates ranging from 0.8 cent/mile to as low as 0.4 cent/mile , which is way lower than my cost basis of 1c/mile).
If you want any other Airlines to be covered or have info on other airlines, please leave me a comment and I will add that to this list. Thank you! A similar post on this topic is here.
___________________________________________________________________________
Looking for cheap paid subscriptions to magazines? You can visit the following Amazon.com link Magazine Subscriptions From Amazon
Maybe people are trying to use up their accumulated miles for something, rather than letting them go waste. Considering how hard it has become to redeem miles for award tickets nowadays, converting them to magazines or Amazon cash (more on that in another page) is very welcome.
can you add British Airways,thanks.
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