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With Mother’s Day and Graduation approaching, you may be buying flowers.  Before you place your order, take a moment to review the list below and see where you can earn miles.

Mile offers below are the standard offer rate year-round, some programs are offering additional miles for Mother’s Day purchases.  Visit your favorite airline’s website for additional details and promotion codes.

Alaska Airlines:

  • 10 miles* for every $1 spent with FTD.  Order here or call 1-800-SEND-FTD (736-3383). Use promo code 5816.
  • 10 miles* for every $1 spent with Teleflora. Order here or call 1-800-800-SEND (7363).

American Airlines:

  • 10 miles* for every $1 spent with 1-800-FLOWERS.  Order here or call 1-800-FLOWERS (1-800-356-9377) and provide promotion code ADV. Elite members receive their bonus automatically.
  • 15 miles* for every $1 spent with FTD. Order here or call 800-SEND-FTD and provide promo code 29767.

              PLUS

  1. 100 additional bonus miles if you use your use your Citi® / AAdvantage® credit card .
  2. 200 additional bonus miles on each order for AAdvantage Gold, Platinum, and Executive Platinum members.
  • 750 miles for each order with Teleflora. Order here or call 1-800-800-SEND.

Delta Airlines:

  • 20 miles* for every $1 spent with 1-800-FLOWERS.  Order here, Use promo code DE29 and your SkyMiles number at checkout.  PLUS 50 additional miles per order for Gold and Silver Medallion Members; 100 additional miles per order for Platinum Medallion Members; 150 additional miles per order for Diamond Medallion Members — One hundred and fifty (150) additional miles per order.
  • 10 miles* for every $1 spent with FTD. Order here

Hawaiian Airlines:

  • 10 miles* for every $1 spent with 1-800-FLOWERS.  Order here, provide HawaiianMiles number and use promotion code HA59.
  • 9 miles* for every $1 spent with Hana Flowers. Order here.
  • 25 miles* for every $1 spent with FTD. Order here.
  • 10 miles* for every $1 spent with Teleflora. Order here.

Southwest Airlines:

  • 1,000 points for every order of $29.99 or more with Teleflora.  Order here or call (800) 355-4381 and provide your Rapid Rewards number.

United Airlines:

  • 30 miles for every $1 spent with FTD. Order here.

Provided links for each airline are direct links so that your miles will credit properly.  Note/Disclaimer: I do not receive any compensation for providing this information.

* Exclusions apply.

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