If you want to get the most out of the RBC Rewards travel program, a premium RBC Avion Rewards card is the way to go. You can use the Avion points earned with these credit cards to book flights through the RBC Travel Redemption Schedule or transfer to airline partners, which non-Avion cards don’t have access to.
How many RBC points do you need for a flight?
You need as little as 15,000 points for a short haul flight, all the way up to 100,000 points to fly anywhere in the world.
Are RBC Reward points transferable?
Points are available to transfer in increments of 5,000. Points are converted at a 2 to 1 ratio from RBC Bank to RBC Royal Bank of Canada – meaning for every 2 RBC Bank Rewards Points transferred, you will receive 1 RBC Royal Bank of Canada RBC Rewards points.
Can you combine RBC Reward points Canada?
Pooling points means you can combine your RBC Rewards points from all of your RBC Bank card accounts. You can even combine points with your family and friends’ RBC Bank card points. This allows you to redeem the rewards you want faster.
What is 35000 RBC points worth?
Get 35,000 welcome points† (up to $750 in Value*) when you’re approved for an RBC Avion Visa Infinite Card.
How do I transfer RBC points to cash?
Transferring RBC Rewards Points Choose the recipient you’d like to transfer points to then select the amount of points available in your account that you would like to transfer. You must know the full name and 16-digit card number of the recipient’s RBC Rewards™ account to complete the request.
How do I combine my RBC Rewards points?
Pooling Points basics:
- To start a pool, send an invite to other RBC Bank cardholders inviting them to join you.
- To pool the points earned with your own RBC Bank Credit cards, you will need to e-mail an invitation to yourself.
- To join an existing pool, you will need to be invited by a member of that pool.
