You Could Earn Air Canada Points When You Take An Uber & It's Actually So Easy

Get those rewards!

An Air Canada plane. Right: Someone using the Uber app

An Air Canada plane. Right: Someone using the Uber app

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If you're an avid Uber user, you could actually be missing out on some pretty sweet travel benefits and we bet you're going to want to change that ASAP.

A partnership that was expanded in 2021 means Uber users can earn a bunch of Aeroplan points and Air Canada credits just for travelling and eating — which honestly sounds like a dream scenario.

Let's face it, you're probably already using Uber to get around or to deliver your takeout, so you may as well start collecting those precious Aeroplan points to help fund your next vacation.

If you've got an Uber and an Aeroplan account, here's how you can start earning points right now.

How do you earn Aeroplan points with Uber?

Once you've linked your Uber and Aeroplan accounts, you can start racking up those points, with the following benefits available:

  • One Aeroplan point per dollar on airport trips
  • One Aeroplan point per dollar on premium rides (Uber Select, UberXL, Uber Comfort, Uber Black or any rideshare above UberX)
  • Two Aeroplan points per dollar on premium airport trips
  • One Aeroplan point per dollar on Uber Eats orders of $40 or more
  • One Aeroplan point per dollar on grocery or retail delivery
Not only this, but new Uber users will earn 1,000 points when they take their first ride or place their first Uber Eats order. You can also earn $20 of Air Canada credit for your next round-trip booking with every 10 Uber rides you take.
If you don't have any big travel plans, your points can also be redeemed for Uber Cash or an Uber Pass membership, so there are tons of options available.
Rides in both Canada and the U.S. are eligible to collect points, as well as Uber Eats orders in Canada.

How to start earning Aeroplan points with Uber

It's also incredibly simple to link your Uber and Aeroplan accounts so you can start earning those points ASAP. If you have the Uber app, you can use this QR code to get to the account linking page.

You can also just head to the Uber app, tap Account and go to Settings. Once you're in, scroll down to Rewards, find Aeroplan and tap "Link accounts." You'll then just follow the instructions and once it's completed, you'll be ready to start claiming those sweet benefits.

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    Charlie Hart was a Calgary-based Creator for Narcity Media. Hailing from London, U.K., Charlie moved to Calgary with a passion for learning more about what Canada has to offer. She studied Magazine Journalism at Cardiff University and has over five years of experience for titles including Supply Management, Elle UK and InStyle UK.

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