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The mistake almost everyone makes is buying the cheapest miles. The right way round: find the award first, then buy the currency that books it. A business class seat from Hong Kong to London might cost 85,000 Asia Miles or 140,000 Skywards — the "cheaper" per-mile rate can easily be the more expensive ticket.
If you would rather skip the account work entirely, our award booking service sources the miles and issues the ticket as one job. And before you buy anything, our award ticket terms set out the two things every buyer should know: award tickets earn no miles or status, and the small cancellation risk is covered by a full refund.
You tell us the programme and how many miles you need. We quote a per-mile rate, you pay, and the miles are deposited directly to your own frequent flyer account — typically within 24 to 72 hours depending on the programme.
Work backwards from the flight. Find the award you want first — the route, cabin and dates — then buy the currency that books it. Buying miles speculatively, without a redemption in mind, is how people end up with balances they cannot use. Message us with the trip and we will tell you which programme books it cheapest.
Supply and redemption value. Currencies like AAdvantage miles cost more per mile because their award charts unlock outsized value on partner airlines; currencies with weaker charts trade cheaper. The rate matters less than the value of the specific award you are targeting.
Buying miles breaches most programmes' terms and conditions, and airlines can cancel tickets they identify as broker-booked. It is a contractual matter rather than a criminal one in most jurisdictions. We are open about this risk, and our award ticket terms set out the full refund we pay if a ticket is cancelled before travel.
It varies by programme — some start at 30,000–50,000 miles, and a few, like Emirates Skywards, have higher minimums. Each airline page lists its own tiers.
Yes. If you would rather not manage an account transfer, our award booking service sources the miles and issues the ticket for you — you pay one price for the finished booking.
500,000 Qantas Points
Best used for Emirates business class: Dubai–London is 73,400 points a seat — this deal covers 6 one-way seats. El Al to Tel Aviv works too.
Your price: US$7,2501.45¢/point — new customers: code WELCOME50 takes it to US$7,200
