Free Aeroplan Flight Reward Certificate With Chase Sapphire Reserve

Here’s a super easy offer that’s worth taking advantage of, if you have the Chase Sapphire Reserve. I first wrote about this a couple of days ago, but some people had issues with registering. It’s my understanding that those issues are now fixed, so I’d like to flag this again.

Aeroplan surprise for Chase Sapphire Reserve card members

There’s a limited time promotion whereby those with the Chase Sapphire Reserve can receive an Aeroplan flight reward certificate that’s worth 5,000 points:

  • Members must register between August 5 and August 18, 2025, with their name, Aeroplan number, and last four digits of their Chase Sapphire Reserve card number
  • The primary card member must register, and the Aeroplan account information must match that on the credit card; this applies to the personal version of the card, and not the business version
  • Flight reward certificates will then be issued within 14 days, and will be valid for 365 days from when they’re issued
  • The certificate can be used to take 5,000 points off the cost of an award, whether it’s for travel on Air Canada or a partner airline
Get an Aeroplan certificate worth 5,000 points

This awesome promotion is worth taking advantage of

I use the Air Canada Aeroplan program all the time for redemptions on Star Alliance carriers, plus other partners. Since I redeem through Aeroplan more than once per year, this promotion will save me 5,000 Aeroplan points.

These certificates are super easy to use, and can be applied toward virtually any award flight, even on partners. So there’s no reason not to take advantage of this.

There are lots of ways to redeem Aeroplan points

Bottom line

Those with the Chase Sapphire Reserve can register to receive a flight reward certificate worth 5,000 Aeroplan points. There’s no reason not to take advantage of this, and it can come in handy whether you want to redeem on Air Canada, or a partner airline.

What do you make of this Aeroplan flight reward certificate promotion?

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Ron L Guest

I also got an email saying "Unfortunately, you did not meet the conditions to receive a Flight Reward Certificate." Sent an email about what conditions I didnt meet (since AFAIK, I meet all conditions). Let's say if what they say. Or if they even know. Or if they even reply.

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brianna hoffner Diamond

FYI I just tried to use mine and it was a bit confusing. On a desktop browser you have to log in, go to My Aeroplan > Benefits, and click there to activate it. Then you go to do your award flight search and a floating blue popup appears near the bottom of the screen. You click that and then your search results re-load with the new pricing displayed. I was not able to use it to book a 2-person itinerary, so I ended up just putting us on separate tickets. YMMV.

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Aaron Guest

Where will the certificate show up on my Aeroplan Dashboard?

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InceptionCat Diamond

Nothing about the rather negative changes coming to Aeroplane? The programme has become completely and utterly unattractive to anyone living outside of Canada and maybe the US.

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