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Aeroplan is currently running a promotion that gives 6,000 bonus points when booking one round trip or two one-way Air Canada flights from the US to Canada.
In order to get the bonus, The flights must be booked by September 1st and travel must be completed between 9/1/24 and 3/31/25
The Deal
- Earn 6,000 bonus Aeroplan points on either one round-trip or two one-way Air Canada flights between the US and Canada.
- Book by 9/1/24
- Travel between 9/1/24 and 3/31/24
- Registration required
Key Terms
- Valid only on new bookings of Eligible Scheduled Flights* from the USA to Canada in Eligible Fares** during the Travel Period.
- Offer valid between August 19, 2024, starting at 00:01 Newfoundland Standard Time through to September 1, 2024, inclusively, ending at 23:59 Pacific Standard Time (“Offer Period”).
- Earn 6,000 bonus Aeroplan points when flying an eligible round-trip (or two eligible one-way trips) from anywhere in the USA to a destination in Canada during the eligible Travel Period.
- Eligible Fares** for the Offer: Business Class flexible, Business Class lowest, Premium Economy flexible, Premium Economy lowest, Premium Rouge flexible, Premium Rouge lowest, Economy Latitude, comfort, Economy Flex and Economy Standard.
- Registration is required. To register, click on the “Register and book now” tab in the Offer e-mail received. The Aeroplan Member must register for the Offer during the Offer Period before booking the Eligible Scheduled Flights*.
- To be eligible to receive the bonus Aeroplan points, the Aeroplan Member must provide their Aeroplan number at the time of booking.
- Travel must take place within the following travel period: September 1, 2024; starting at 00:01 Newfoundland Standard Time through to March 31, 2025, inclusively, ending at 23:59 Pacific Standard Time (“Travel Period”).
- To participate in this Offer, a minimum of one round-trip or two one-way trips are required. For clarity, a one-way trip consists of one origin and one destination (one bound) between an airport in the USA and the Eligible Destination*** in Canada. For example, a booking from Miami (MIA) to Montreal (YUL) that has a stopover in Toronto (YYZ) is considered a one-way trip.
- Two one-way Eligible Scheduled Flights* booked in Economy Flex will collectively be awarded 6,000 bonus Aeroplan points. A round-trip booking, in turn, consists of two bounds: One from the USA to the Eligible Destination*** in Canada, and a second one from the Eligible Destination*** in Canada back to the USA.
- Eligible Scheduled Flights* must be the subject of a new booking, created for the first time during the Offer Period, with a new booking reference number. Any booking made prior to the start of the Offer Period that is subsequently changed to include travel dates within the Travel Period will not be considered a new booking that is eligible for the Offer.
- The departure of the first outbound trip must commence in the USA to be eligible for this Offer.
- Flight redemption bookings and bookings made with a combination of points and cash are not eligible for this Offer.
- Bonus Aeroplan points awarded through this promotion will count towards Everyday Status Qualification as part of Aeroplan Elite™ Status.
- Bonus Aeroplan points awarded are not Status Qualifying Miles (SQM).
- Bonus Aeroplan points will be credited up to six weeks after the qualifying flights have been flown.
Quick Thoughts
Based on our Reasonable Redemption Values, 6,000 Aeroplan points is worth ~$80, which could be a nice little bonus on a flight to Canada…especially since there’s no minimum price for a ticket to count (although the lowest fare class is Economy Standard).
It’s not going to be worth booking a paid round-trip flight or two one-ways just for the sake of 6,000 bonus Aeroplan points, but Air Canada can often be the cheapest and/or most convenient option for travel between the US and Canada, so earning 6,000 points is a nice little sweetener as that’s more than enough to add a free stopover onto a future award flight.
Note that registration is required and flights have to be on Air Canada metal – codeshare flights aren’t eligible. Also, although two one-ways will trigger the bonus, according to the terms, they both must originate in the US.
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Soooo…. I live near Seattle and can fly to Abbotsford (abt 120~ miles) in basic, all the same day for ~$187. Gets me 6k bonus plus whatever for the buy.
Is this worthwhile? I did a run a few years ago on a JetBlue thing that got be 75k but that was a bigger payoff.
Thoughts please?
Looks like Basic Economy is not included for anyone considering cheap flights. I normally eschew Basic Economy but the cancellation and changes fees are really high for Air Canada transborder (and West Jet as well) on anything below Flex fare classes anyway. With a $100 CAD fee you are losing most of your ticket’s value on low cost fares. Air Canada automatically assigns seats together for those travelling with young children which avoids the high seat selection fee with Basic tickets. May be worth just buying the Standard fare with this promo as a cheap way to buy AC points.
Does this include booking with points? When I click on the registration link, I seem to have that option…
The terms exclude points bookings: Flight redemption bookings and bookings made with a combination of points and cash are not eligible for this Offer.
I have no idea if that’s enforced, but I would guess so?
Does it seem like this is per aeroplan member? Like if three people were on the same round trip booking, that’s 18,000 points in total?
yes i just registered all 4 in my family. We are making a run across the border for our Nexus interviews so this works out perfectly.
Nice. I’ve been delaying booking a trip to Toronto in October, but maybe now is the time to jump. I was planning on using points, but maybe I’ll book with cash instead. P2 has the aeroplan card too, so I can calculate which makes more sense with the idea that she could cash out points at 1.25 cents each.