News You Can Use – $75 Off Flights With AMEX Offers, 3,500 Southwest Points for Shopping, & British Airways Avios Points for Hyatt Stays

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1.   Targeted AMEX Offer for $75 or $50 Off $300+ Travel on Any Airline

Via Miles Quest, AMEX is targeting cardholders for a $75 or $50 statement credit after spending $300+ on travel with ANY airline.  This is a terrific deal!

You must book your ticket by September 15, 2015.

Get $75 or $50 Back When You Buy a $300+ Ticket on ANY Airline With AMEX Offers!

If you have an AMEX card, check your account to see if you were targeted.

This Is a Great Deal for Summer Travel. But Be Sure to Book by September 15, 2015!

You must book your ticket directly with the airline and enrollment is limited.  So if this offer shows up in your account, add it to your card right away!

If you have more than 1 AMEX card, check to see if you were targeted multiple times and save even more!

2.    Up to 3,500 Southwest Points for Shopping Online

Link:   Southwest Shopping Portal Promotion

Link:   Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards Premier Credit Card

Through August 16, 2015, you can earn bonus Southwest points when you shop online through the Southwest shopping portal.

Start Your Online Shopping at the Southwest Shopping Portal and Get up to 3,500 Bonus Southwest Points

You’ll earn:

The bonus points you earn count toward the Southwest Companion Pass, which is the best deal in domestic travel!  Because you can designate someone to fly with you for nearly free!

And I love Southwest because I can take 2 free checked bags with me any time I fly.

This is a great way to earn extra points on back-to-school shopping!

3.   American Airlines Begins Same-Day Changes for International Flights

Good news for American Airlines flyers!  View from the Wing reports American Airlines now allows same-day flight changes on international flights for a $150 fee.

Commenters report that the change currently only applies to flights between New York and London.

Before now, flyers could only make same-day changes domestically or on flights to Canada, the Caribbean, or US Virgin Islands for a $75 fee.

Flying Overseas on American Airlines? Now You Can Change Your Flight the Same Day for $150

This is useful if you have a sudden change of plans and want to take an earlier or later flight.  Or if you find a direct flight instead of 1 that connects.

The flight you change to must:

The change fees are waived for American Airlines Executive Platinum elite status members and for certain tickets.

4.   1,500 British Airways Avios Points for Hyatt Hotel Stays

Link:   British Airways Offer from Hyatt

Link:   Hyatt Sweet Dreams Sweet Rewards Promotion

Via Head for Points, you can earn triple British Airways Avios points when you credit your Hyatt stay to British Airways instead of Hyatt through September 30, 2015.

Get 1,500 British Airways Avios Points When You Stay at Hyatt Hotels Through September 30, 2015 and Use Promotion Code “BA377″

To get the offer, use code “BA377” when you book.

Consider this offer if you do NOT stay at Hyatt hotels often and would rather have British Airways Avios points.  British Airways Avios points are especially useful for short flights and for certain flights on partner airlines to Europe.

And you can transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points and American Express Membership Rewards points to British Airways Avios points.

I’ve stayed at lots of terrific Hyatt hotels, like the Park Hyatt Milan, so I’d rather take Hyatt points!

But if you find British Airways Avios points more useful than Hyatt points, this could be a good offer!

Remember Hyatt has the “Sweet Dreams Sweet Rewards” promotion through September 30, 2015.  If you stay at a lot of Hyatt hotels, you can earn up to 50,000 bonus Hyatt points!

Let me know if you take advantage of these deals!

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