When redeeming points or miles for flights, it’s common to think about round trips. Most frequent flyer programs prioritize round-trip bookings, and some (like ANA Mileage Club) even restrict one-way redemptions.

Today we are kicking off a new series of posts highlighting different sweet spots using SAS EuroBonus points, and how to find them using AwardFares. This week is aimed at EuroBonus members based in Copenhagen!

If you lack inspiration for your next travel destination and wonder what other popular places our users consider burning their points at, don’t worry; we’ve got you covered. AwardFares saves the results from recent searches across different users and lets you easily explore what’s hot.

JetBlue Mint, the carrier’s long-haul business class product for both domestic and international flights continues to be a Delta One killer. Yes, TrueBlue (JetBlues owned frequent flyer program) is an obvious way to book Mint, but there are other ways too. Plus, it’s not always clear what product you’ll end up getting, as there are multiple flavors of Mint depending on the aircraft type.

Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, is renowned for its luxurious travel experiences and world-class service. One of the most appealing aspects of flying with Etihad is the ability to use Etihad Guest Miles to book award flights in various cabins.

Etihad Guest, the renowned frequent flyer program of Etihad Airways, now integrates seamlessly with AwardFares, bringing you even more opportunities to maximize your travel rewards. What sets Etihad Guest apart is its flexible earning and redemption options, along with generous stopover programs in Abu Dhabi and frequent special promotions. Additionally, its innovative features like Milesbooster and Family Membership make it easier and faster to accumulate and redeem miles.

Virgin Atlantic is offering a whopping 40% discount on all award redemptions for travel in 2024. This offer applies to all routes, cabins, and classes, so you can save big on your dream vacation.

As summer kicks off, the EuroBonus program is still buzzing with updates to enhance your travel experience. We love to keep you informed about the latest developments and opportunities to make the most of your points. From new service transformations to enticing promotions, here’s a summary of what’s happening this June.

Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) is revamping its business travel program, SAS for Business, with a new name and a focus on making business trips smoother for both employees and companies. The program will now be known as SAS for Work, and it launches with a myriad of new benefits starting June 11th.

Flying Blue just announced an exciting new partnership with Oman Air, expanding your travel options and mileage potential.

SAS just launched a discounted offer for EuroBonus members: 25% discount on award flights to/from Paris, London, Amsterdam, Gdansk, Poznan, Brussels and Manchester. This promotion is applicable to flights on SAS Go Bonus, and SAS Plus Bonus.

On a recent trip between Tokyo and the US west coast, I tried ZIPAIR for the first time. The airline is a low-cost carrier owned by Japan Airlines (JAL). However, what makes ZIPAIR extra interesting (compared to other LCCs) is that they offer premium seating options with full-flat “Business class” seats.