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It’s getting hard to ignore the Rove Miles program. Although it only launched earlier this year, it has already introduced several unique promotions that allow you to earn extra transferable miles through online shopping and travel bookings. And now there’s an even bigger reason to pay attention since you can take advantage of two 20% transfer bonuses, one to Air France/KLM Flying Blue and another to Finnair Plus.
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Here’s everything you need to know about these Rove Miles transfer bonuses and how to move your miles to Rove’s transfer partners.
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20% Transfer Bonus From Rove Miles to Air France/KLM Flying Blue
Through 11:59 p.m. EST on October 22, 2025, you can transfer Rove Miles to Flying Blue, the joint loyalty program of Air France and KLM, and earn 20% bonus miles. This is a great chance to book a Flying Blue sweet spot or take advantage of Promo Rewards for fewer miles than usual.
The minimum transfer is 2,000 Rove Miles. Beyond that, you can move miles in increments of 100. For example, if you want to book a Promo Reward in economy from the U.S. to Europe for 18,750 miles, you’d only need to transfer 16,000 Rove Miles. Or you could transfer 50,000 Rove Miles to cover a 60,000-mile business class award on Air France or KLM to Europe.
If you don’t have enough Rove Miles for the trip you want, keep in mind that Flying Blue partners with several other transferable rewards programs. That makes it easy to combine points from different sources to get the award you want.
20% Transfer Bonus From Rove Miles to Finnair Plus
Rove Miles is also offering a 20% transfer bonus to Finnair Plus through 11:59 p.m. EST on December 31, 2025. It’s rare to see a transfer bonus run this long, and taking advantage of it, possibly more than once, can be an easy way to stockpile Avios.
The same rules as above apply; the minimum transfer is 2,000 Rove Miles, and miles can be transferred in increments of 100 beyond that.
If you’ve been in the award travel game for a minute or two, you know there are plenty of great ways to redeem Avios. That’s because you can freely move Avios between programs like British Airways and Qatar Airways and tap into each program’s best sweet spots.
For example, you can book Qatar Airways Qsuites from the U.S. to Doha starting at 70,000 Qatar Avios — which comes out to just 59,000 Rove Miles with the 20% bonus. While this would require multiple transfers after moving your Rove Miles to Finnair, it’s still a fantastic deal. If you need help navigating Avios transfers, here's our full guide on how to make them.
But if you’d rather keep things simple, Finnair has its own set of sweet spots. One example is business class from the U.S. East Coast to Helsinki, or from Helsinki to Asia destinations like Japan and South Korea, for 62,500 Avios. With the 20% Rove transfer bonus, you’d only need 53,000 Rove Miles.
How to Transfer Rove Miles to Partners
It’s quick and easy to transfer Rove Miles to one of its 12 partners. From the Rove Miles dashboard, scroll down until you see the header titled “Transfer partners.” You can swipe to the right to find the program you want or click “See all.” Another way to get there is by clicking the person icon at the top of the screen and then choosing “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:
Related: All Current Transfer Bonuses (Amex, Chase, Citi, and More)
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 that leaves you exposed to no-notice devaluations (which do happen).
That said, you shouldn’t have trouble putting these 20% Rove Miles transfer bonuses to good use. Flying Blue is offering its bonus through October 22, and Finnair Plus is available through December 31, 2025, and both programs have plenty of sweet spots and decent award availability.
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