Air Miles

British  

plural noun

1. points awarded by certain companies to purchasers of flight tickets and some other products that may be used to pay for other flights

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Example Sentences

England's schedule involves more air miles, but not significantly more than most traditional tours.

From BBC

In the ensuing decade, Andrew toured the world, racking up expenses and earning the nickname “Air Miles Andy” as he rubbed shoulders with foreign royals, allies and despots in the name of banging the drum for Britain.

From The Wall Street Journal

"As well of course, you've got the environmental impact, with all flowers grown in the UK, there's no air miles."

From BBC

Given that you use the word “lend,” I want to make an important distinction: You gave her your air miles.

From MarketWatch

Yet despite clocking up more air miles as a player than many pilots, Fishlock has always remained available for her country, having represented Wales 163 times since her debut in Switzerland in 2006.

From BBC