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How many points does this route really cost?

Enter a route and cabin. See an honest band per loyalty programme, never a fake-precise number.

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How this works

Enter an origin and destination airport plus a cabin. We look up which of our covered loyalty programmes fly that region pair and show a typical points band for each, sourced from the programme's own published chart where one exists, or from manual editorial spot-checks on the airline's own booking site where pricing is dynamic. Every row carries a source link and a verification date. We never fetch live seat availability: see below for why.

These are typical prices, not live availability. We show you what fair looks like before you search.

To find actual bookable seats, use an award search engine:

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Live award-availability search requires scraping airline inventory, a litigated risk category. Miles Mosaic complements the search tools rather than competing with them. This link-out is a trust feature, not a leak.

Region pairs we have curated

Typical points bands per programme and cabin, each row sourced and dated.

Frequently asked questions
Why do you show a band instead of an exact number?
Most programmes now price dynamically, so a single number would be fake precision. A band tells you honestly what typical redemptions look like, sourced and dated, so you can judge whether a specific search result is a good deal.
Why can't I search for actual available seats here?
Live award-availability search requires scraping airline inventory in bulk, which is a litigated risk category (Air Canada v. seats.aero, ongoing; American Airlines v. Skiplagged, a 9.4 million dollar verdict). We do manual editorial curation from official public chart pages instead, and link out to the real search engines by name.
How often is this updated?
Every row is re-verified at least quarterly. A row older than 80 days shows an amber "verification due" note rather than hiding its age.
Where does the surcharge flag come from?
A light, medium or heavy label per programme, based on that programme's typical carrier-imposed surcharges on this kind of route, with a source link. It is not a full taxes-and-fees calculator.
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