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Thank you for your kind words! Welcome to the airmiles world-your next flight might just be on points. 😉

Thank you, Nikita! More content coming your way soon-because every mile counts. 😉

Here's what you can explore with your HSBC Premier points: British Airways Executive Club: Transfer points to BA and then to Qatar Airways. Economy one-way from Delhi-SFO is 40K Avios. Business class (Flexi) is 160K Avios. Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer: Economy: 51K miles Delhi-SFO. Business: 123K miles on SQ or 137.5K miles on Air India via Star Alliance. Air India economy (direct) via Star Alliance: 60.5K miles. Air India: Transfer points to Air India. A direct Delhi-SFO economy ticket will cost 72K points. Happy Flying! ✈

Thanks, Deep! 🙌 We're trying to keep the points-and-miles universe as entertaining as it is informative. Since you’re enjoying the show, could you do us a small favor? A quick shout-out on your preferred social-LinkedIn, Twitter, or Insta-would help us reach more people who can benefit too. It’d mean the world to us! ✈😊

Welcome aboard the miles journey, Akul! 🚀 Fasten your seatbelt-it’s going to be a rewarding ride. Let us know when you land your first redemption win! ✈

@GreatIndianMiles would happily announce it! 😁

Your kind words just gave us some extra miles of motivation, Prateek! 🙌 Thanks for being a part of our show's journey. Here’s to many more exciting episodes! ❤✈

Haha, we’ll try not to shake up the system too much, Anup! 😉 Just sharing the love for points and miles-plenty for everyone to enjoy! ✈🔥

Thanks, Vedant! So glad you found the tips useful. 🙌 And noted on the longer episodes-good to know we’ve got loyal listeners ready to go the distance! 😄 Stay tuned for more! ✈

That means the world to us, Siddharth! 🙏 We’ll keep the insights and strategies coming-thanks for tuning in every week! Here’s to making points and miles work even harder for you. 💼✈

Appreciate the insight! You’re right-basics are key. We’ll make sure to sneak in a quick 'Points 101' next time so everyone’s onboard without turbulence! 🛫💳

Thanks you! 🙌 It’s amazing to hear you’re enjoying the show. If you ever feel like sharing, a quick tag on LinkedIn, Insta, or Twitter would be amazing-we’d love to reach more folks who’d enjoy this too. ✈😊

That’s amazing, Abhigyan-KrisFlyer business is a win worth celebrating! 🎉 If you’re feeling the love, tag us on your favorite social (Insta/Twitter?) and let your followers know how our show helped you land this. Would love to see them join the journey too! ✈🙌

Subreddit would be good.

​@@buriburizaemon21 Ig there's already a subreddit, but a community/telegram group would be much more helpful

Thanks for the stellar suggestion, Rahul! We’re putting our heads together-might just assemble the Avengers of points and miles soon. Stay tuned, Captain Marvel! 😉✈

You’re making our day, Nikhil! 😊 We’ll keep working hard to bring you more content worth tuning into. Thanks for sticking with us-let’s keep flying! ✈🙌

I don't think there is an active offer right now

We really like the IndusInd Platinum Rupay - you can transfer to Krisflyer @ 0.5% reward rate. Apply: bitli.in/imGl6j6

The best way to do utility bills is through Amazon Pay. The best cards to get Amazon Pay are Infinia (13% for apay), and Amex Gold (12% on apay if you redeem for Marriott) If you are getting an Amex - get it with a referral; you will get extra points for joining. If you do not have one - use ours: americanexpress.com/en-in/referral/gold?ref=sUNAIC9Cwx8&XL=MNTNS

@@GreatIndianMiles well I want to pay in range of 3-5 lakhs a month . I don’t own infinia. So, which card shall be most beneficial. Tried to search while internet , but couldn’t get best advice .

You can use Neu Infinity upto 1L a month (through Tata Neu app) - bitli.in/7y2hOpx You can use Axis Ace for 5% upto 20K on gpay: bitlii.cc/en/DJVHU5 Can't do too much more for these spends. Best bet is apply for multiple Neu Infinity for family

Glad you liked them!

If your company allows you to book tickets and get them reimbursed, the Krisflyer apex card is a no brainer: www.sbicard.com/eapply/eapply-form.page/catalogue-refer?referralcode=jT6yGpRu3Wu

Glad you liked them! Do subscribe - we have more episodes coming up over the coming weeks!

Noted - Nikita!

You can get it at all.accor.com/a/en/loyalty-program/subscription-program/all-signature.html Look out for offers though; unless you need the points and a status through it, wait for a discount offer

Which airline are you interested in?

It's good flexibility, yes! Flying blue and Iberia both!

Thanks a lot! We really appreciate the fact that not only did you like it but listened to it all! We have more coming up - subscribe to keep up! :)

Thanks a lot, @rexnkool ! Appreciate your support :) We have episodes covering more programs coming up soon - do subscribe and catch them!

Thanks a lot, @GVREDDY-s2x! Glad you liked the episode; our viewers support means a lot to us! We have episodes covering more programs coming up soon - do subscribe and tune in!

Yeah, on HDFC, always transfer to FinnAir and move it to BA from it. You can transfer at a 1:1 ratio. We actually have an episode on Qatar / Avios coming up very soon - do tune in! For Vietnam Airlines - look out for Virgin / Air France. I have personally booked intra-Vietnam ones on Flying Blue at 5000 points plus minimal taxes :)

Thanks for tuning in, Shenelle! Here are a few options you can explore for your BLR to ICN flight: 1) Cathay Pacific via Qantas - Approx. 30,000 points + $64 USD one way. 2) Thai Airways via United - Approx. 35,000 points + $36 USD one way. 3) The most efficient option: Cathay Pacific via American AAdvantage - Just 22,500 points + $52 USD one way! However, AA has no direct transfer partners in India, except Marriott Bonvoy (3:1). Also, don’t miss our latest episode on KrisFlyer Redemptions-it’s packed with tips you’ll love! 😊✈ ua-cam.com/video/OHbfM62TYDM/v-deo.htmlsi=u46GmuU7ff1MJ1p5 Let us know if you have more questions!

Appreciate it, Rohan! Stay tuned for more! 🙌

Thank you, Anish, for the kind words! We're thrilled to know you're enjoying the content. 🙌 To answer your question about KrisFlyer award tickets: Promo Awards: Generally non-refundable. Saver Awards: Cancellation Fee: US$75 per ticket. Advantage Awards: Cancellation Fee: US$50 per ticket. Expired Miles: If the miles used for booking expire before cancellation, they cannot be redeposited. Partially Used Tickets: Once travel has commenced, the award ticket is considered partially used and is non-refundable. We’ll definitely cover more frequent flyer programs (FFPs) in upcoming videos-stay tuned for those! 😊 Also, if you’re finding these videos helpful, it would mean the world to us if you could spread the word on your preferred social platform-LinkedIn, Twitter, or Instagram-and don’t forget to tag us. Your support helps us reach more travel enthusiasts like you. ✈🌏 Happy travels! 🛫

Thank you, Shubham! 🙌 We're thrilled you loved the episode. A budget-friendly international trip covering miles and an Accor hotel 7-day itinerary sounds like a fun idea-we'll try and consider creating something along those lines in the future. Oh, and if you’re enjoying the show, a quick shoutout on your favorite social media-Twitter or Instagram-would be amazing! Don’t forget to tag us so we can see and share the love. Who knows, your post might inspire someone else to start their points and miles journey! 😉✈️

🤣We promise the glasses are helping us see all the amazing points and miles hacks clearer. Thanks for the observation-guess we’ve set a new ratio trend here! 🤓✈

Thank you for such a thoughtful and detailed comment! 🙌 We’re thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the flow of the conversation and found value in the examples and travel tips shared. Looks like we’re not just earning miles, but brownie points too! 😉✈🍴 Oh, and if you feel like spreading the word, a shoutout on Twitter or Instagram (and tagging us) would totally help us rack up some 'social' miles too! 😄🙏

@ 💯 it deserves a shout out! I will do it.

Thank you, Pranav! We're thrilled to hear that you’ve been sharing the show with your friends-your support keeps us flying high! 🙌✈ To answer your questions: 1) The IndusInd Platinum Rupay Card bitli.in/psU8ws7 is one of the UPI cards you could consider. It offers 0.5% conversion on merchant payments to Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Miles, which can get you closer to those SQ or Star Alliance redemptions! 2) Unfortunately, peer-to-peer transfers like GPay to your squash coach, wife, or house help won’t earn points, as these aren’t considered merchant payments. Vrateful for your support, Pranav! If you feel like helping us reach more travel enthusiasts, a little shoutout on your favorite social media channel-Twitter or Instagram-and tagging us would mean a lot. It’s always amazing to see the love for our points and miles channel spreading! 😊🙏

@@GreatIndianMiles Thank you sooo much for your response! You guys surely deserve a HUGE SHOUTOUT on Twitter and Linkedin! One last thing - How can I maximize for peer to peer payments like Squash coach, Gym Trainer, etc? Any Hacks here? ANYTHING?

@@pranavchhabria7365 Thanks for the love! Earning miles on P2P payments? That’s still in the ‘wishlist to Santa 🎅✈’ category-but hey, never stop dreaming big! ✨