How do I claim my one world points?

How do you join Oneworld Alliance? Oneworld Alliance isn't “formally joined.” You simply create a frequent flyer account on any of the member airlines and use that member number when taking flights with Oneworld partners. From there, you can earn and redeem miles, along with using any applicable perks/benefits.



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Earning and Redeeming Book a trip with any member airline and your points will start adding up. When you're ready to redeem them, treat yourself to any eligible member airline or affiliate flight. And whenever you fly on an eligible flight, you will earn points towards your tier status.

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Remember, there's no combined 'oneworld frequent flyer program', so there are also no 'oneworld points'. You can earn points or miles with any oneworld member airline by flying with them or their respective air partners.

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Here's how:
  1. Submit proof of your earned status with Delta SkyMiles® or United MileagePlus. ®
  2. Receive approval and enrollment information for an Instant Status Pass™ from our team.
  3. Enjoy your matched status for 4 months with an opportunity to keep your benefits until the next membership year.


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Earning frequent flyer miles can land you free flights, upgrades, and other travel perks. The most basic way to earn points is to fly often and with the same carrier. You can earn points without flying by signing up for a rewards credit card and using it and shopping with program partners.

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To be eligible, you must be departing on a flight that is both marketed and operated by a oneworld member airline.

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Cheapest Days to Fly JetBlue This is true for most U.S. airlines including JetBlue: Cheapest days to fly: Usually Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. JetBlue fare sales often restrict travel to those days.

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Members of the Star Alliance include: Aegean Airlines, Air Canada, Air China, Air India, Air New Zealand, All Nippon Airways, Asiana Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Avianca, Brussels Airlines, Copa Airlines, Croatia Airlines, Egyptair, Ethiopian Airlines, Eva Air, Lot Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines, ...

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Every major U.S. airline has a loyalty program, and if you like, you can join them all. But rather than earning small quantities of miles spread over multiple rewards programs where they may never amount to an award flight, it makes sense to focus your spending and flying to one or two.

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