Chase Partners With Air Canada, Will Offer Cobranded Credit Card & Point Transfers

Today Chase & Air Canada have announced a partnership that will see a cobranded Chase Air Canada credit card, in addition you’ll be able to transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points to Air Canada. The cobranded card will run on the Mastercard payments network. Unfortunately these won’t launch until late 2021. Previously Air Canada had a co-branded card with TD Bank.

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  • It’s weird they’re announcing it so far in advance... almost like they’re giving people time to garden their way below 5/24

  • Perfect timing! I'm, hopefully, going to move to Toronto late next year and I was concerned about the lack of options for earning/redemption.

  • Game changer to us. It changes our original plan to liquidate most our UR pts thru PYB. Now would leave 250 to 300K in account just for the Aeroplan transfer. UR is so much easier to earn than Membership Reward. I am very pleased with this new partnership.

    • Interested to hear where you think the sweet spots for aeroplan are? The fuel charges make me prefer Lifemiles for transatlantic..

      • The plan is completely overhauled - no more YQ on any carrier, but added $39 partner booking fee, plus plan changed to distance based. Still, at 60 to 65K one way US-EU on any Star A partner, without YQ, to me is a big plus over UA.

        Even before that, you can still find YQ free TATL, such as on Swiss and Scandinavian, with TAP at low or no YQ. Our mini-RTW in Fall of 2019 was on TAP, TK SQ and BR. Zero YQ.

        You may want to check out Prince of Travel blog which is written by Canadian geared for Canadians. He has a series on the new Aeroplan that came in effect in Nov.

  • Btw if Canadians get 1 Aero mile per “Canadian” dollar with TD bank Canada then Chase conversion rate should be 1000 UR for 1300 Aero. No?