Convert Partner Credit Card Rewards Points to Asia Miles for 10% Bonus Miles @ Cathay Pacific (Registration Required)

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littlesoldier on 02/09/2024 - 13:48 cathaypacific.formstack.com (100 clicks)
Last edited 02/09/2024 - 16:44 by 1 other user

Its a great way to use your credit card reward points, especially if you have AMEX platinum charge where the conversion rate is 2:1
IMO Cathay Pacific (CX) is way better in terms of rewards tickets availabilities compare to Qantas
Here is the CX rewards tickets review from Australian Frequent Flyer: https://www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au/cathay-pacific-aw…

You need to register first before transferring the bank points to Cathay Pacific.

Promotion period: 1 September 2024 - 30 September 2024

Simply register here and make a bank point conversion transaction with one of our eligible partners during the promotion period to earn 10% bonus miles.

10% bonus miles will be credited 8 to 10 weeks after 30 September 2024

Financial Partners:
American Express
ANZ
Citi
Commonwealth Bank
HSBC
NAB
Westpac

Full Terms and Conditions: https://www.cathaypacific.com/content/dam/focal-point/digita…

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  abetastic on 02/09/2024 - 16:53

  +1

  A few words of caution.

  Cathay changed their awards table last year, so Asia miles have significantly devalued so 10% off won't give you the kind of payoff one would expect previously.

  Secondly, I have also noticed poorer availabilities for redemptions, especially for connecting flights. You may have to redeem each journey separately which shouldn't be a big issue unless the flight is delayed…

  All in all, I would not be converting Asia miles on this deal just to bank points, only do so if you already have a flight in mind (with availability).

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    littlesoldier on 02/09/2024 - 17:05

    I recently just able to redeem a business rewards ticket from Cathay using 58000 asia miles (melbourne to hong kong) for a September 2024 ticket during school holiday
    on the same date with Qantas, only Classic rewards plus is available with 283300 qantas frequent flyer points

    I just randomly pick a date in October 16 for the same destination
    and same result that CX has business rewards ticket (58000 asia miles) while QF doesnt (283300 frequent flyer points for rewards plus)

    So rewards table change isn't a reason that Asia miles no longer attractive
    in terms of availabilities CX is still much better than QF in my experience (unless you are in QF Gold tiers or above)