25% to Frontier, 50% to Qantas

It’s getting hard to ignore the Rove program. Although it only launched in early 2025, it has already introduced several unique promotions that allow you to earn extra transferable miles through online shopping and travel bookings. And now there are a couple of other reasons to pay attention: a limited-time 25% transfer bonus to Frontier Airlines miles and another limited-time 50% transfer bonus to Qantas Frequent Flyer.

Here’s everything you need to know about these Rove transfer bonuses and how to move your miles to Rove’s transfer partners.

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Transfer Rove Miles to Frontier Airlines With a 25% Bonus

If you like booking cheap travel, Rove is offering a 25% transfer bonus to Frontier Airlines through July 31, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. EDT. Until the end of the month, you’ll receive 1,250 Frontier miles for every 1,000 Rove miles you transfer.

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Frontier is a budget carrier and doesn’t have a broad network of airline partners you can redeem its miles with, but Frontier miles can still be valuable in the right circumstances. For example, award flights start at just 5,000 miles plus taxes and fees.

So, you could redeem as few as 5,000 miles to fly from Orlando (MCO) to Los Angeles (LAX) — or redeem additional miles for a bundle that includes extras like a carry-on bag, seat selection, and more.

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And while that’s already a pretty good deal on a long flight, the ongoing 25% Rove transfer bonus makes it even better. With the bonus, you could transfer 11,000 Rove miles to Frontier, book the Business Bundle on this MCO to LAX flight, and get multiple checked bags, priority boarding, an UpFront Plus seat, and more.

For reference, this flight and bundle would otherwise cost $277, so you’d get more than 2 cents per mile in value, which is pretty remarkable.

Or, you could save miles by booking a more basic award instead and keep more miles in your account for a future trip. Either way, this transfer bonus is an opportunity to travel more for less, without paying out of pocket for something like a GoWild! Pass.

Related: Maximize Your Points: All Current Transfer Bonuses Available Now

Key terms

• Transfer Rove miles to Frontier Airlines with a 25% bonus through July 31, 2026, at 11:59 pm EDT
• Transfer a minimum of 2,000 miles and a maximum of 999,000 miles in increments of 100
• Rove miles are deducted immediately once a transfer is submitted
• Bonus Frontier miles typically post within 1 business day
• Transfers are final and cannot be reversed
• All transfers are subject to Frontier Airlines terms and conditions

Transfer Rove Miles to Qantas With a 50% Bonus

Qantas Frequent Flyer is officially Rove’s newest transfer partner. And to celebrate the launch, you can enjoy a 50% transfer bonus to Qantas Frequent Flyer through August 14, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. EDT. That means that 1,000 Rove Miles can convert to 1,500 Qantas Points.

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Qantas offers a fairly extensive network on its own metal, and thanks to its membership in the Oneworld alliance and its other airline partners, there are limitless ways to use your miles. Qantas uses five different award charts depending on which airline operates the flight.

Jetstar-operated awards start at 5,700 points each way for short-haul routes like Sydney (SYD) to Melbourne (MEL). With the 50% transfer bonus, you’d need to transfer just 3,800 Rove Miles to book this ticket.

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If Europe is on your mind, you can book an American-operated flight from the East Coast to Western Europe for just 68,400 Qantas Points in business. Factoring in the transfer bonus, you can transfer just 45,600 Rove Miles to Qantas to book this transatlantic business class flight.

To put that into perspective, American Airlines charges 82,500 AAdvantage miles for this flight, although taxes and fees are lower.

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Always dreamed of flying Emirates business class? This transfer bonus might be the best way to do so. The flight between Dubai (DXB) and Athens (ATH) is roughly five hours, and Qantas charges 46,000 points for this award. For a limited time, you could transfer just 30,700 Rove Miles to Qantas to book this Emirates-operated flight.

Meanwhile, Emirates charges 50,000 Skywards miles for a Business Saver award on this route.

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A 50% transfer bonus to any airline is a great deal, but when you consider that Qantas offers solid partner award pricing, this bonus can easily help you go anywhere in the world for a fraction of the cost.

Key terms

• Transfer Rove miles to Qantas with a 50% bonus through August 14, 2026, at 11:59 pm EDT
• Transfer a minimum of 2,000 miles and a maximum of 999,000 miles in increments of 100
• Rove miles are deducted immediately once a transfer is submitted
• Bonus Qantas Points typically post within 1 business day
• Transfers are final and cannot be reversed
• All transfers are subject to Qantas terms and conditions

How to Transfer Rove Miles to Partners

It’s quick and easy to transfer Rove miles to one of its 19 partners. From the Rove dashboard, scroll down until you see the “Transfer partners” header. You can swipe right to find the program you want or click “See all.” Alternatively, click the person icon at the top of the screen and select “Transfer Miles.”

No matter which route you take, you’ll land on the same screen where you can pick your partner, enter the number of miles you want to transfer, add your loyalty account number, and confirm the transfer.

Each transfer partner page also shows the estimated processing time. That’s especially helpful if you’re moving miles over with the goal of booking something quickly.

If you need a refresher on all the Rove transfer partners, here’s the full list:

Historical Rove Transfer Bonuses

Even though Rove is a relatively new program, this is already the seventh transfer bonus it’s offered. For a quick walk down memory lane, here’s a look at every transfer bonus Rove has rolled out so far:

• 20% transfer bonus from Rove to Air France–KLM Flying Blue through October 22, 2025
• 20% transfer bonus from Rove to Finnair Plus through December 31, 2025
• 50% transfer bonus from Rove to Japan Airlines through March 31, 2026
• 20% transfer bonus from Rove to SAS EuroBonus through April 8, 2026
• 25% transfer bonus from Rove to Air Canada Aeroplan through June 6, 2026
• 50% transfer bonus from Rove to Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles through June 30, 2026
• Current bonus: 25% transfer bonus from Rove to Frontier Airlines through July 31, 2026
• Current bonus: 50% transfer bonus from Rove to Qantas Frequent Flyer through August 14, 2026

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Bottom Line

The best time to transfer miles to a partner is when there’s a transfer bonus, as long as you already have a specific use in mind. We generally don’t recommend speculative transfers, since they leave you exposed to no-notice devaluations (which do happen).

But if you’re a fan of Frontier Airlines — or simply enjoy flying the airline to save on travel — and can make this 25% transfer bonus work for you, be sure to initiate your transfer before the offer ends on July 31, 2026.

Similarly, Qantas offers a great way to book award redemptions for Oneworld and other partner airlines. The 50% transfer bonus makes prices even sweeter, so make sure to complete your transfer by August 14, 2026.

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