Rove Launches Three October Airline Transfer Bonuses
Rove is kicking off October with three limited-time airline transfer bonuses, giving members the opportunity to stretch their Rove Miles further across Japan Airlines Mileage Bank, Flying Blue, and Qatar Airways Privilege Club.
This October, Rove members can receive a 50% bonus when transferring to Japan Airlines Mileage Bank, a 40% bonus when transferring to Flying Blue and up to a 35% bonus when transferring to Qatar Airways Privilege Club.
Together, the promotions give members more options to use their Rove Miles for domestic and international travel, from short-haul flights within the U.S. to business class trips to Japan, Europe, the Middle East and beyond.
If you don’t have a Rove account, you can sign up now to earn 1,000 bonus miles instantly.
Get 50% More Japan Airlines Mileage Bank Miles
From October 1, 2026 at 6:00 a.m. EDT through October 31 , 2026 at 11:59 p.m. EDT, Rove members will receive a 50% bonus on transfers to Japan Airlines Mileage Bank.
Every 1,000 Rove Miles becomes 1,500 JAL miles during the promotion.
Japan Airlines award flights can start at 27,000 JAL miles in economy and 55,000 JAL miles in business class, subject to availability. With the transfer bonus, members would need just 18,000 Rove Miles for a 27,000-mile economy award or approximately 36,667 Rove Miles for a 55,000-mile business class award at JALโs lowest award rates.
JAL miles can also be redeemed for eligible travel with partner airlines, including Emirates, British Airways and Air France.
Get 40% More Flying Blue Miles
From October 1, 2026 at 6:00 a.m. EDT through October 31 , 2026 at 11:59 p.m. UTC +1, Rove members can receive a 40% bonus when transferring Rove Miles to Flying Blue.
Every 1,000 Rove Miles becomes 1,400 Flying Blue miles.
Flying Blue, the loyalty program of Air France, KLM, and Transavia, offers award travel across its own airlines as well as eligible SkyTeam partners.
Flying Blue can offer compelling award options to Europe, with some flights available for under 20,000 Flying Blue miles, depending on route, date, and availability.
For holiday travel, Flying Blue miles can also be used for eligible flights on SkyTeam partners, including Delta. For example, a one-way Delta flight from Seattle (SEA) to Portland (PDX) can be available for 5,000 Flying Blue miles. With the 40% transfer bonus, a member would need approximately 3,600 Rove Miles to receive enough Flying Blue miles for that award.
Award pricing and availability vary, and members should confirm availability before transferring.
Get Up to 35% More Qatar Airways Privilege Club Avios
Rove members can receive up to 35% bonus Avios when transferring Rove Miles to Qatar Airways Privilege Club through October 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. GMT+3.
The bonus increases based on the number of Rove Miles transferred:
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Transfers up to 49,999 Rove Miles receive 15% bonus Avios
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Transfers of 50,000โ99,999 Rove Miles receive 25% bonus Avios
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Transfers of 100,000 Rove Miles or more receive 35% bonus Avios
At the highest tier, 100,000 Rove Miles becomes 135,000 Qatar Airways Privilege Club Avios.
No promo code or registration is required. Eligible bonus Avios will be added to a memberโs Privilege Club account after transferring during the promotional period.
Avios can be used toward Qatar Airways award flights, including eligible Qsuite business class redemptions, as well as flights with oneworld airlines and other partners. Members can also use Avios for upgrades, Cash + Avios bookings, Qatar Airways Holidays packages, Qatar Duty Free shopping and dining, Qatar Executive bookings, Privilege Club Collection experiences, and more.

