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Hotels.com and Hotels.ca is also having a 5% off coupon which is HOTELSFORLESS. You must book by 5/24 and stay by 9/30. Hotels excluded are here, remember that you don’t earn welcomerewards with a coupon, and go through a cashback portal.
Tweet for good: Aeroplan will donate 70 Miles (up to one million) to its 10 Beyond Miles partners for each follow it receives on its Twitter account & every retweet today. You need to follow @beyondmiles and RT this:
Avios is offering up to  a 29% bonus on purchased miles until June 13th. This takes down the cost of avios to just 2.2 cents.
$685 for 31,000 miles
Keep in mind with some redemptions you can use cash and money and the cents per mile for the money is actually cheaper when you’re redeeming (except you don’t actually get the avios in your account). So if you have a redemption in mind make sure you look at the cost per mile with the specific redemption as well.
4500 miles or 2250 miles + $35 (exclusive of taxes)
As you can see with this redemption you’re paying $35 dollars for 2,250 miles which means each mile is 1.55 cents, cheaper than if you would redeem the ticket using miles bought from the discount offer. Definitely keep that in mind!
Second checked bag is no longer free on United and ANA TPAC flights. From flyertalk. Air Canada always only had one free checked bag except for Japan which got two free checked bags.
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35 USD for 2250 miles.
Oops, fixed!
If you cancelled a cash and money redemption, do you get to keep the miles?
With avios, no. That’s why you need to look at the specific redemption.