Put in your balance and the airport you fly from, and we list every destination that fits, sorted by award cost. Filter by cabin and region to cut it down to the trips you would really take.
Your miles
Your trip
Pick more than one and a destination counts if any cabin fits.
Destination
Add a home airport, a programme and a balance, and the search can run.
Tell us what you are holding
Pick where the points sit, how many there are, and the airport you fly from. We will list everywhere they reach.
This reads fares we have already swept, not a live query, and only the ones checked within the last fortnight count. A destination here means a seat existed when we last looked at that route, at the price shown, on some date inside the window. Confirm it with the programme before you move any points.
It reads the award fares we have already collected out of your airport, keeps the ones inside your balance in a cabin you ticked, and lists a destination once with the cheapest programme that flies it. The order is the award cost, so the top of the list is the cheapest trip rather than the nearest.
No. Every figure comes from a fare we swept earlier, and only fares checked within the last fortnight are counted. So a destination here means a seat existed at that price on some date in the window when we last looked. Confirm the date and the seat with the programme, or start with the Award Availability Calendar.
The next 60 days signed out or on the free plan, and 180 days on Pro. The window is decided by the server, not the form, and the line above the results says which dates the search actually covered.
Because the two legs are priced separately and then added. Award pricing is rarely symmetrical, so the way home can cost more or less than the way out. Each destination in the rail shows the two legs so you can see where the total came from.
Destinations we could get you to but not back from inside your balance, with the reason next to each. Either no programme charts a return at all, or the return exists and the round trip runs past your balance. It is still an answer, so it is on the page rather than thrown away.
An alliance or a card searches every programme it reaches, so start there for the widest picture. Narrow to a single programme when you already know which balance you want to spend, or when a transfer bonus makes one currency worth more than the rest.
Usually one of three things: the route has no fare in our data inside the window, the cheapest fare we hold is above your balance, or the region filter is still narrowing the list. Clear the region filter first, then raise the balance, then widen the cabins.