
Air Canada's loyalty program: rewards, partners, cards and sweet spots.
You still get a seat or your points back, and the change is usually free when the airline caused it.
Read the post →Canadian Aeroplan credit cards are getting new benefits and higher annual fees, according to Frugal Flyer.
Read the post →Since October 28, 2026, you can use Aeroplan points on eligible scheduled Harbour Air flights on the BC coast.
Read the post →Usually the flight, because business class seats return far more per point, but Hyatt hotels on busy nights can win.
Read the post →It depends on the lounge network your card belongs to, and most team access comes from employee cards or paid guest passes.
Read the post →Amex is ending Fixed Points Travel for the Cobalt, Gold Rewards, Green and Business Gold Rewards cards. Platinum and Centurion keep it by phone.
Read the post →Yes, if you book more than a trip or two a year or need more than one seat. Doing it yourself works if you have the hours and enjoy it.
Read the post →Long flights to Asia and Europe give you the most value per point, while short sun trips and flights inside North America usually waste them.
Read the post →American Express is paying bonus points to cardholders who add employee and supplementary cards, up to 105,000 on the Business Platinum Card.
Read the post →Air Canada is adding nonstop Montréal to Seville flights on the Airbus A321XLR, the only nonstop between Seville and North America.
Read the post →Find the seat on the Aeroplan search first, check who flies it and what cash it adds, then move your points and book.
Read the post →Air Canada is selling Aeroplan points with up to a 90% bonus from October 14 to October 29, 2026.
Read the post →TD is moving some TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite cardholders to Visa Infinite+, which adds 10 GB of free GigSky global data each year.
Read the post →Air Canada's aging 777-300ERs leave weight behind on hot Toronto days, and the new A350-1000 could fix that and open new routes.
Read the post →Air Canada Embarq is a free booking platform for Canadian businesses, with 50% more Aeroplan points and up to 5% off fares at launch.
Read the post →About four one way business class seats to Europe a year in the US, and about two in Canada, before any welcome bonus.
Read the post →Aeroplan is adding 15% to Marriott Bonvoy point transfers until October 31, 2026, and this year that includes Marriott's 5,000 point bonus.
Read the post →American Express is raising the annual fee on its Aeroplan Reserve Cards in early 2027 and adding several new benefits.
Read the post →Plan on about 60,000 points one way at the low end, and Aeroplan partner flights are often the cheapest and steadiest way to get there.
Read the post →Put most spend on one card that earns transferable points, add a second card for bonus categories, and move the points to airline partners for business class seats.
Read the post →A permanent discount for every Canadian Aeroplan card, plus lounge and security perks for premium cards.
Read the post →← Free, every Friday
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