Dynamic award charts, sweet spots, partner transfers, and redemption tips for every major airline program — all in one place.
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The Azul Brazilian Airlines program uses a dynamic pricing model, meaning mileage costs vary based on demand, route, and cabin. For example, domestic flights within Brazil can start as low as…
The British Airways Executive Club uses a distance-based award chart, with separate pricing for peak and off-peak dates. Short-haul flights can start as low as ~4,000–6,500 Avios in economy, while…
The American Airlines AAdvantage program does not use a fixed award chart for most flights. Instead, pricing is dynamic and varies based on demand, route, and cabin. For example, domestic economy…
The Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan uses a semi-dynamic award chart, with pricing based on distance, region, and partner airline. For example, short-haul economy flights can start around…
The Flying Blue program uses dynamic pricing with three tiers: Promo, Classic, and Flex. For example, transatlantic economy on Air France can drop to ~18,750 miles during Promo Rewards but exceed…
The Aeromexico Rewards program uses dynamic pricing instead of a fixed award chart. Mileage pricing varies by route, demand, and cabin class. For example, long-haul economy flights can start around…
The Air Canada Aeroplan program uses a hybrid award chart with both fixed and dynamic pricing based on distance and demand. For example, North America to Europe in business class typically starts…
