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Whether you fly for business or pleasure, become a member of our exclusive frequent flyer club. Signing up is free. By purchasing frequent flier miles, you could save up to 70% on International First and Business Class Tickets compared to popular travel websites, and there is no better place to get miles than The Mileage Club.
Typically, buying airline miles for Domestic or Local flights is not worth it, since the airfares offered by the Airlines and Major travel sites are as cheap as they come.
On the flip side, International Flights tend to be a lot more expensive, and this is where the magic of miles comes in.
The general consensus is that buying airline miles to book your International Business and First Class tickets will usually save you up to 80 percent off the published Airline and Major travel site fares.
Whether you're traveling to or from Asia, Europe, the US, Australia, or the Middle East, you're practically guaranteed to save money when you use your miles to book a First or Business Class ticket.
With the Mileage Club, you can directly purchase airline miles for your favorite
airlines in just three easy steps.
Select your program and the number of miles you need.
Review your order and make payment
Miles will be transferred to you
With the Mileage Club, you can directly purchase miles for your favorite
airlines in just three easy steps.
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The frequent flyer scheme has become as much part of the business traveler's life as a mobile phone or a passport. Indeed, when they were launched twenty-five years ago, air miles promised to be the passport to riches for those flyer loyal and busy enough to earn them.
For the average traveler, that means buying miles or points in order to reach a threshold for an award ticket. Most airline charge 3 to 5 cents per miles."
There is a group of traveler junkies so obsessed with racking up frequently flier miles, they scour the internet for deals that take them through little known airports."
