Can i transfer Chase Sapphire Preferred Visa points to AA?
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You can’t move Chase Sapphire Preferred points directly to American Airlines AAdvantage.
Transfer Partners for Chase Sapphire Preferred
- The card lets you transfer points one‑to‑one to airline programs such as United, British Airways, Korean Air, Air France KLM, Southwest, Singapore, and Virgin Atlantic.
- In November 2017, Chase added two more airline partners, Iberia and Aer Lingus, both of which use Avios.
- No source lists American Airlines AAdvantage as a transfer destination for Chase Sapphire Preferred points.
Because American Airlines isn’t among the supported partners, you would need to use a different method—such as booking AA flights with a partner program like British Airways Avios—to access AA award travel.
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