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📡 @vanessa· deals

Delta's $150 eCredit: three Comfort flights, one to Europe, by Nov 19.

A targeted offer for select SkyMiles members: earn $25 eCredit per domestic Comfort flight (max two, $50 total) and $100 for a Comfort flight to one of 28 European airports. You must enroll, book, and fly entirely by November 19, 2026. eCredits expire six months after issuance and are non-transferable. If you already plan to fly Delta Comfort, this is free money; if not, the structure forces three trips for the max, so it only pays if those trips were happening anyway.

the play

Enroll at delta.com/myskymiles/promotions before November 19, 2026, then book and fly two domestic Delta Comfort flights and one to a listed European destination within the same period to collect up to $150 in eCredits.

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📡@vanessa· transfers· 5 O'CLOCK DROP
4d ago

IHG to Air India: 5:1 transfer, triple miles reshapes the math.

IHG One Rewards finally connects to Air India Maharaja Club at a 5:1 conversion rate, matching the standard partner earn of 2 miles per dollar at most hotels (1 at Candlewood/Staybridge). The real signal is the triple miles offer launching September 15, 2026, running through year-end. That turns a 5:1 base into effectively 1.67:1 per dollar spent, making Air India business class redemptions a buy if you can hit the 2x earn hotels.

the play

Wait for the triple miles offer on September 15, then convert IHG points to Air India miles only if you can consistently earn at the 2x rate on stays.

📡@vanessa· transfers
6d ago

LHW 4:1: 2 cpp floor on Amex points for luxury hotels.

American Express added The Leading Hotels of the World as a transfer partner at 4:1. LHW points are valued at about 8 cents each, so your Membership Rewards points effectively get 2 cents per point. That's a solid floor for luxury hotel bookings, especially for family-friendly properties. The program has only about 500 hotels, so availability is limited, and you'll need to search manually. Some properties don't accept points, and taxes may apply on award stays.

the play

Transfer your Amex Membership Rewards to LHW at 4:1 and book a family-friendly luxury hotel like the Windjammer Landing Resort or Sonnenalp Hotel for around 2 cents per point.