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Marriott points transfer to airlines/Asiana

Marriott points transfer to airlines/Asiana

  1. Anonymous Guest

    After the ‘merger’ the past couple weeks, I tried transferring Marriott points to Asiana several times. Each time I get a pop-up screen that says “Enjoy your flight, you’ve successfully transferred 60,000 points to miles to your Asiana account….” How do I know if a transfer actually is valid and goes through? A Marriott CSR said that feature wasn’t working properly yet but does anyone know if transfer to airlines is working?

    Thanks.

  2. MidSouthSkier Community Ambassador

    How long has it been since your transfer? A blog post by the TPG team from earlier this year indicates it can take up to two weeks (14 days). A post last year from MileValue indicates the same thing.

  3. Anonymous Guest

    Last I heard transfers weren’t working at all? But you should be able to call and they can verify if there are any pending transactions.

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