Calculators and Insights for Frequent Flyers
British Airways is replacing the dated 2-4-2 Club World seats on its A380 with 106 Club Suites and a new First cabin. Overdue upgrade to BA's superjumbo.
American Airlines just announced a 40,000+ sq ft Admirals Club at CLT - now the largest in the network. Long overdue upgrade to one of AA's busiest hubs.
American Airlines launched cash and miles bookings using a slider at checkout. Here's how it works, why the math usually doesn't work, and how to check.
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Get answers to common questions about Milesmate calculators and how to maximize your airline rewards.
Milesmate uses the latest airline earning charts and rules to show exactly how many status miles or Loyalty Points you'll earn for your flight. The calculator supports both revenue-based (price driven) and distance-based (miles flown × fare class) programs across major US carriers. Each result is broken down step by step so you can see base miles, cabin bonuses, and elite status multipliers.
Milesmate currently covers the four largest U.S. airline programs: American Airlines AAdvantage®, Delta SkyMiles®, United MileagePlus®, and Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan®. Each calculator is tailored to that program's rules, so you'll see results that reflect how the airline actually credits miles and status points.
Yes. Milesmate's "Miles vs. Cash" tool compares the cash price of a ticket to the miles required and shows the cents-per-mile value you'd get. If the value is higher than our benchmarks (1.40¢ per mile for AAdvantage® mile for instance), it's usually a good redemption.
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