Get a 30% bonus when you transfer Avios to Accor Live Limitless hotel points

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• Neuromancer says:

  21 Mar21 March 06:04

  Doesn’t the 1:1 transfer to Iberia plus still work?

  • Patrick says:

    21 Mar21 March 07:15

    It does, but the bonus only works with QR

    • James says:

      21 Mar21 March 07:43

      Is it possible to transfer in with 30% bonus and then out again to Iberia?

      • Patrick says:

        21 Mar21 March 07:51

        What’s the rationale? If you transfer 4500 avios into 1300 ALL points, and then 1300 to Iberia, you’re turning 4500 avios into 1300 avios

• Dougie Forde says:

  21 Mar21 March 07:53

  I had a handful of points about to expire but found that if I did a survey on Club Opinions it would credit to ALL and fair play, the points credited that evening and kept the older points alive.

• Roy says:

  21 Mar21 March 20:01

  Sorry, Rob, but excuse me if you regard me as crazy for having reservations about dealing with a state owned company of a country with a, shall we say, questionable human rights record. Do you regard the many people who had reservations about attending the World Cup as crazy, too?

  To be clear, I am casting no aspersions on the many people here who choose to fly Qatar Airways or otherwise have dealings with the airline -that’s a personal choice. But I object to the suggestion that those of us who refrain from doing so are “crazy”.

  • Rob says:

    21 Mar21 March 21:33

    Qatar Airways is the de facto controller, by virtue of being the biggest shareholder, of British Airways, and also owns plenty of the hotels you will have stayed in …

    What are you going to do once the Saudi government’s purchase of 60% of Heathrow completes?

    • Pierce says:

      22 Mar22 March 13:30

      I think Roy’s approach has merit. I too am in the same boat, avoiding companies like Qatar where I disagree with the human rights record of the regime they are linked to.

      I often get a similar response to Rob’s when for example saying I try to avoid Chinese companies. “Most of the things you buy are ‘made in china’!”, people will say. That’s fair enough. But just because I can’t do ‘everything’ to avoid supporting objectionable companies does not mean that I should do nothing.

    • Roy says:

      24 Mar24 March 02:43

      A 25% shareholding is very different form a controlling interest – indeed, if a foreign, non-EEA entity ever gained a controlling interest in BA – or any other UK airline – the airline would lose third/fourth freedom rights to fly to most other countries.

      As for Heathrow – of course I’m not happy about the proposed ownership changes but, realistically, as a Londoner, I’ll probably have to lump it.

      As @Pierce says, one does what one can; the fact that one can’t do _everything_ isn’t an argument not to do _anything_.

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