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Chase Travel has become one of the most popular booking platforms for travelers who want to redeem Chase Ultimate Rewards® points, earn bonus value, and access a wide range of airlines in one place. Whether you’re booking domestic flights, international routes, or premium cabin travel, Chase Travel connects you to dozens of major carriers worldwide.

This guide breaks down which airlines you can book through Chase Travel, how the system works, how to maximize your points, and what to do if you need help with your booking.

?? What Airlines Can You Book Through Chase Travel?
Chase Travel partners with a wide network of airlines across the globe. While the exact list can vary based on availability and region, the platform typically includes:

Major U.S. Airlines
American Airlines

Delta Air Lines

United Airlines

Alaska Airlines

JetBlue Airways

Southwest Airlines (availability may vary)

Hawaiian Airlines

Top International Airlines
British Airways

Air France

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

Lufthansa

Emirates

Qatar Airways

Singapore Airlines

ANA (All Nippon Airways)

Japan Airlines

Air Canada

Iberia

Virgin Atlantic

Low-Cost and Regional Carriers
Spirit Airlines

Frontier Airlines

Volaris

WestJet

Aer Lingus

Chase Travel pulls inventory from the same global distribution systems used by major travel agencies, which means you get access to competitive fares and broad availability.

?? How Chase Travel Works With Airlines
Chase Travel is not an airline — it’s a booking platform. When you book a flight:

The airline controls the fare rules

The airline controls cancellations and changes

The airline issues the ticket

Chase Travel acts as the booking agent

This means you can book nearly any airline that participates in global booking systems, even if they are not Chase transfer partners.

?? Using Points to Book Airline Tickets
Chase Ultimate Rewards® points can be redeemed for flights at different values depending on your card:

Chase Card Point Value in Chase Travel
Sapphire Reserve® 1.5¢ per point
Sapphire Preferred® 1.25¢ per point
Freedom® Cards 1.0¢ per point

You can also combine points + cash, making it easier to book expensive flights.

?? Need Help? Independent Travel Assistance Line
If you need general travel guidance or help understanding airline options, you can reach an independent third-party travel assistance line:

?? +1-888-483-9719 ??
(Independent assistance. Not affiliated with Chase Travel.)

This number is for general travel questions only — official Chase Travel support must be accessed through your Chase account.

??? How to Book Flights Through Chase Travel
1. Log In to Your Chase Account
Go to Chase.com ? Ultimate Rewards® ? Travel.

2. Enter Your Flight Details
Choose:

Departure city

Destination

Dates

Number of travelers

3. Compare Airlines
Chase Travel displays:

Cheapest flights

Fastest flights

Best value

Points vs. cash options

4. Select Your Airline
Review:

Fare rules

Baggage policies

Cancellation terms

5. Pay With Points, Cash, or Both
Choose the option that gives you the best value.

6. Receive Confirmation
You’ll get:

A Chase Travel confirmation

An airline confirmation number

?? Why Book Airlines Through Chase Travel?
1. Flexible Payment Options
Use points, cash, or a combination.

2. Bonus Point Value
Sapphire cards give you more value per point.

3. Wide Airline Selection
From major carriers to low-cost airlines.

4. Travel Protections
Depending on your card, you may receive:

Trip delay reimbursement

Lost luggage coverage

Trip cancellation protection

5. Easy Comparison
See multiple airlines and prices in one place.

? Chase Travel FAQs (2025 Edition)
Below are the most commonly searched questions about Chase Travel and airline bookings.

1. What airlines can I book through Chase Travel?
Most major U.S. and international airlines are available, including Delta, United, American, Emirates, Lufthansa, and more.

2. Does Chase Travel include low-cost airlines?
Yes — carriers like Spirit, Frontier, and Volaris often appear.

3. Can I earn airline miles when booking through Chase Travel?
Yes, as long as the fare is eligible and you enter your frequent flyer number.

4. Can I use points and cash together?
Yes — Chase allows flexible payment combinations.

5. Are airline prices the same as booking directly?
Often similar, but sometimes Chase offers exclusive deals or better point value.

6. Can I change or cancel a flight booked through Chase Travel?
Yes — but airline rules apply.

7. Does Chase Travel offer travel insurance?
Your card may include protections like trip delay or cancellation coverage.

8. How do I contact Chase Travel support?
Log in to your Chase account to access official support numbers.

9. Is there a live agent number for general travel help?
Yes — for general assistance, you may call:
?? +1-888-483-9719 ??
(Independent assistance. Not affiliated with Chase.)

10. Can I book international flights through Chase Travel?
Absolutely — Chase supports global routes and major international carriers.

?? Final Thoughts
Chase Travel gives you access to a wide range of airlines — from major U.S. carriers to top international airlines and low-cost options. Whether you’re booking with points or cash, the platform makes it easy to compare fares, maximize rewards, and manage your travel in one place.

For general travel guidance, you may contact an independent assistance line at:

?? +1-888-483-9719 ??
(Not affiliated with Chase Travel.)