How to use the axis magnus rewards points for indigo flight booking. ?

[abande]

How to use the axis magnus rewards points for indigo flight booking. ?

 

[tsj49]

You have to book your tickets through travel edge portal. While making the payment, you would see the option to redeem the points.
Remember, you would get 5:1 conversion rate here.

 

[Sanskar]

You have to book your tickets through travel edge portal. While making the payment, you would see the option to redeem the points.
Remember, you would get 5:1 conversion rate here.

And what are the conversion rate for other airlines?

 

[WhoU]

And what are the conversion rate for other airlines?

5:4 for vistara, spicejet, airindia - from their respective airline portals.

 

[Sanskar]

5:4 for vistara, spicejet, airindia - from their respective airline portals.

Can we book air india domastic flight with ER point? If yes what is Required ER point for delhi to mumbai economy? And taxes?

 

[WhoU]

You can check krisflyer for more details bro

 

[gurbina]

@WhoU
I'm certain the best choice you have is Vistara.

Flights in Econmy are 5k CV points plus ~INR500 taxes.

Air India/Vistara flights booked through United or KrisFlyer are going to be considerably more expensive.

Do create an account with these airlines and confirm your dates and availability for award flights before transferring points.

But hands down, stick to Vistara as it is the cheapest option for sure.

 

[Sanskar]

I believe that one is for Singapore airlines, I have to travel only domestic. 2-3 time in month. And from my place vistara have very less flight and odd timeing

 

[gurbina]

I believe that one is for Singapore airlines, I have to travel only domestic. 2-3 time in month. And from my place vistara have very less flight and odd timeing

And just in case you can book flights on partner airlines.

For example Singapore Airlines is a member of the Star Alliance, which is a global airline alliance consisting of 28 member airlines. This means that you can use Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles to book award flights on any of the other member airlines. In addition to the other 27 Star Alliance member airlines, Singapore Airlines also has partnerships with a number of other airlines for award travel. These include: Alaska Airlines, Copa Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, Virgin Australia and Vistara

Same happens for most airlines out there, there's two major alliances: Star Alliance the biggest and most useful for our region and OneWorld. There's other alliances and Airline2Airline partnerships (without an actual alliance). So you'll need to do some Google-fu to find what works best for you.

Be mindful that usually awards on partner airlines is more restricted and more expensive.
So flying Vistara booked through Singapore Airlines/United is likely to be more expensive and have less availability than booked directly with Vistara.
There's exceptions just like in everything in life, so do your own research.

 

[Sharjeelshaikh]

5:4 for vistara, spicejet, airindia - from their respective airline portals.

Air.india is not a partner airline

 

[WhoU]

Air.india is not a partner airline

Yes I meant via KrisFlyer

 

[Sanskar]

And just in case you can book flights on partner airlines.

For example Singapore Airlines is a member of the Star Alliance, which is a global airline alliance consisting of 28 member airlines. This means that you can use Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles to book award flights on any of the other member airlines. In addition to the other 27 Star Alliance member airlines, Singapore Airlines also has partnerships with a number of other airlines for award travel. These include: Alaska Airlines, Copa Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, Virgin Australia and Vistara

Same happens for most airlines out there, there's two major alliances: Star Alliance the biggest and most useful for our region and OneWorld. There's other alliances and Airline2Airline partnerships (without an actual alliance). So you'll need to do some Google-fu to find what works best for you.

Be mindful that usually awards on partner airlines is more restricted and more expensive.
So flying Vistara booked through Singapore Airlines/United is likely to be more expensive and have less availability than booked directly with Vistara.
There's exceptions just like in everything in life, so do your own research

great informatio, thank you very much!

 

[abande]

Thanks for the info, though i still feel, for indigo booking the best card is still infinia.

 

[manzb]

You can try by converting to intermiles. Not the best option, but most probably better than redeeming at travel edge at a valuation of Rs 0.2/-.

 

[WhoU]

You can try by converting to intermiles. Not the best option, but most probably better than redeeming at travel edge at a valuation of Rs 0.2/-.

Intermiles conversion possible in axis?

 

[manzb]

Intermiles conversion possible in axis?

My bad. Intermiles is not there.

 

[eatpepsi]

So am I correct in saying , if you want domestic indigo flights, then HDFC reward points with smart buy actually gives you a 1:1 conversion and axis magus edge points via travel edge only give you 5:1 points..

So if you want domestic flights with indigo better choice is HDFC Infinia vs AXIS Magnus!??

 

[TheMentalist]

So am I correct in saying , if you want domestic indigo flights, then HDFC reward points with smart buy actually gives you a 1:1 conversion and axis magus edge points via travel edge only give you 5:1 points..

So if you want domestic flights with indigo better choice is HDFC Infinia vs AXIS Magnus!??

Only if you can't hit the 1L monthly milestone

 

[RewardsAlert]

So am I correct in saying , if you want domestic indigo flights, then HDFC reward points with smart buy actually gives you a 1:1 conversion and axis magus edge points via travel edge only give you 5:1 points..

So if you want domestic flights with indigo better choice is HDFC Infinia vs AXIS Magnus!??

at 5:1 redemption ratio, someone would redeem it in Amazon vouchers rather than on traveledge.
As Apay balance is considered cash equivalent, therefore it's a no brainer.

Also, Magnus is usually for people who are into miles game, and more into international travel as only Vistara is a reasonable domestic FFP in Edge Rewards

 

[eatpepsi]

Only if you can't hit the 1L monthly milestone

Say i hit the 1 lac limit, I get the extra 25k points, how does that change the redemption for indigo on travel edge from 5:1?
Apologies.... I am not good with math...