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Re: Hawaiian does not allow earn miles for wife. "she has to have her own account and has to purchase the ticket separately." She does have to have her own frequent flier account but anyone can pay for her ticket in order for her to get the miles. It does not have to be separate from yours.
Please check your mileage statements, specifically if you are a Gold or Platinum Premier member and demand that they properly credit your miles. Please think twice about signing up for any of their VISA card offers, and consider flying other carriers both to get to and fly within Hawaiian. Hawaiian Airlines used to be great.
I've held a BofA Hawaiian Miles card for many years. And I have transferred miles from lots of different accounts over the years (mothers, fathers, husband and friends accounts). The most recent transaction was less than 2 months ago, and from my moms account over to mine.
Hawaiian Airlines(Hawaiian: Hui Mokulele o Hawaiʻi[huwimokuleleohəˈʋɐjʔi])[5][6]is a commercial U.S. airline, headquartered at Honolulu, Hawaii. [7][8]It is the largest operator of commercial flights to and from the island state of Hawaii, and the tenth largest commercial airline in the United States by passengers carried.
Answer 1 of 10: Wife and I want to book two flights on Hawaiian airlines using miles we would transfer from our Starwood AMEX card. We can get the JFK-Maui flight for 20K miles each but the calendar on Hawaiian's site shows the Kauai-JFK as 30K for most of the...
Plan to fly with them again next year and have just realised that between us with the Hawaiian Miles we accumulated last time there are enough combined to pay for 1 airfare. Problem is they are all on individual accounts and it would appear that you have to have an Hawaiian Credit Card in order to share the miles and combine them to one account.
Answered: Hate to ask this here but not sure where else to start. Anyone else having issues with being credited their due Hawaiian Air miles? I made a large online purchase in January using the HA eMarket website and I still haven't been credited my...
"Take out another Hawaiian card in one of your names. Pay the annual fee. Put $1000 (pay off immediately) on the card within 90 days and receive 35,000 miles. Transfer the 35,000 miles to the existing Hawaiian account. Cancel new card before next renewal." This is called "churning" and can have a negative effect on your credit rating.