When searching for award travel, choosing the right tool can make a significant difference in how many points you spend and whether you can secure the flights you want. Tools like AwardFares and PointsYeah aim to simplify this process, but not all tools are created equal. AwardFares stands out as a top alternative to PointsYeah by offering advanced features designed to help you maximize your miles, search more effectively, and plan complex itineraries. In this comparison guide, we’ll dive into the key differences between these two platforms to help you decide which one better meets your travel needs.

Award travel can be a headache without the right tools to search for award availability across multiple airlines and loyalty programs. AwardFares and Points Path are both popular options for frequent flyers. But how do they stack up against each other?

Looking to find the perfect award flight without spending hours searching? AwardFares is the go-to tool for points-savvy travelers, offering fast, accurate, and feature-rich searches. But how does it compare to AwardTool, another tool for award travel searches? Let’s break down the key differences to help you choose the best solution for maximizing your travel points.

Following the finalization of its acquisition, the Lufthansa Group has shared its comprehensive plans for integrating ITA Airways, signaling a significant shift in the European airline landscape. This strategic partnership brings together two powerful forces in aviation, promising exciting new opportunities and benefits for frequent flyers by expanding networks, enhancing connectivity, and streamlining the travel experience. Here’s a comprehensive look at what this means for travelers and frequent flyers.

Here’s my recent experience on SWISS First Class from Zurich to Singapore. I was excited to try SWISS service on their 777-300ER and compare it to Lufthansa’s First, which I’ve flown a few times in the past.

After a highly successful launch in Norway, Bill Kill has arrived in Sweden! Now, Swedish residents can take full advantage of their credit cards by consolidating all their invoices in one place, paying bills with credit cards, and maximizing their rewards.

Qantas recently announced significant updates to its Frequent Flyer program, aiming to provide members with more opportunities for redemption while introducing adjustments that will impact the cost of using points. While the airline’s press release highlights enhanced benefits like increased reward seat availability and higher points earning potential, these changes come alongside noticeable increases in the points required for Classic Reward seats and upgrades. Here’s a breakdown of what members need to know.

United Airlines is offering a shortcut to elite status with their 2025 MileagePlus Premier Status Match Challenge! If you’ve already earned status with another airline, you can match it to United’s program and enjoy Premier Silver, Gold, or even Platinum benefits for 120 days. Even better, you can keep that status for the rest of 2025 (and beyond) by meeting simple requirements. Here are all the details.

SAS and Air Europa have joined forces to improve travel options between Scandinavia and the Iberian Peninsula through a new codeshare agreement. This partnership will expand both airlines’ reach, making it easier for passengers to explore destinations in Spain, Portugal, and beyond.

If you’re an SAS EuroBonus member, there’s a lot happening in January 2025 that you won’t want to miss! From exciting new codeshare agreements and fresh award seat availability to updates on the SAS Amex perks and the EuroBonus Millionaire campaign, we’ve got all the latest news covered. If you didn’t have the time to catch up this month, here’s what you need to know.

For travelers participating in the EuroBonus Millionaire campaign, SAS has shared an update today regarding ongoing technical issues with their retroactive flight registration. To address these challenges, SAS has extended the deadline for retroactively registering eligible flights to February 28.