Air Miles Reviews

I am not a member of this programme myself. The way you can accumulate points seems to be decreasing frequently. There are also some restrictions on usage. For example, you cannot transfer air miles between different people, even family members. Unless the person who holds the air miles is booking it, going on the trip, and is the lead name on the ...  Read the complete review

How would you like free flights to anywhere in the world or free cinema tickets, free entry to amusements parks ? Well, if you buy food, petrol, flowers, books, computers, take cross channel ferries, buy car tyres or even buy anything in plastic you can earn Air Miles. Me too ! I have been in this scheme now for well over 5 years and ...  Read the complete review

In October 2000, British Airways Executive Club launched BA Miles, which now exists alongside the more familiar Air Miles. They cannot be combined, so do you know the difference? The Air Miles scheme is continuing as before but beware that flying with British Airways will now earn you BA miles instead of Air Miles. Some other Air Miles ...  Read the complete review

What are Air Miles? It's basically a loyalty card scheme where by buying certain products you're awarded the said Air Miles. These can be used to book flights through airlines such as British Airways, British Midland and American Airlines. They can also be used for other things such as days out (e.g. Alton Towers), cinema tickets ...  Read the complete review

In reality there are three BA airmiles schemes, the first to be launced was the paper Air Miles scheme. It became a sensation but is now more or less defunct. If you have any paper miles then you can use them, but you cannot send them to Air Miles to be converted, Then came the Air Miles card, for purchaces in shops. Finaly we have ...  Read the complete review

I am a member of Air Miles and have been for several years. Whilst I think Air Miles is a great deal, it only works if you happen to shop in the corretc shops, or have your gas from a particular company. If these are so, then you can earn a fortune in saving on various things, but if you don't happen to shop in the right place then you've ...  Read the complete review

I was looking to book two week in Cyprus for this summer, and having recently received a flyer from Air Miles I thought I would try their in house travel agents for a quote for a holiday I had seen in the First Choice brochure - Brochure price £1482, redeem 450 air miles and the price is reduced to £1052. Quite a saving. Air Miles can be ...  Read the complete review

Do you use a credit card?Buy petrol?Cook or heat your house with gas or electricity?Stay in hotels throughout the U.K.,send flowers,buy c.d.`s etc.,etc. If the answer to these questions(and many more) is "yes" then you could be earning "British Airways Air Miles" that would build up slowly to eventually get you free ...  Read the complete review

I've been collecting Air Miles for years now, but waited until I cashed some in to write an opinion about them (and suggest the topic). If I'd have given an opinion about them beforehand, it would be like saying "This bath's lovely and warm" before getting in. Or, er, "Mmm, this tastes nice" before cooking it. Or, ...  Read the complete review