Independent since 2024
Quotes for buying and selling airline miles, without the guesswork
We cover 24 frequent-flyer programmes, publish no fixed rates, and tell you plainly when paying cash or buying direct from the airline is the better option.
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No published rates
A fixed public rate table would be fiction. Every quote is prepared for the specific programme, balance and timing in front of us.
Valuation you can check
Our calculators use your own redemption figures — the fare avoided, the surcharges paid, the miles spent. No invented market averages.
Independent, globally
MilesQuote has no airline affiliation or endorsement. We cover programmes across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.
Frequent-flyer programmes
All 24 programmesAeroplan
Air Canada · Star Alliance
Aeroplan is Air Canada's frequent-flyer programme and one of the most flexible award currencies in North America, using a distance-and-region based aw…
AAdvantage
American Airlines · oneworld
AAdvantage is American Airlines' loyalty programme and the oldest large frequent-flyer scheme still operating. Award pricing on American's own flights…
KrisFlyer
Singapore Airlines · Star Alliance
KrisFlyer is Singapore Airlines' programme, with Saver and Advantage award levels on its own flights plus partner awards across Star Alliance.…
The British Airways Club
British Airways · oneworld
The British Airways Club is BA's loyalty programme and uses Avios, a currency shared with Iberia, Aer Lingus, Vueling and Qatar Airways under separate…
Flying Blue
Air France-KLM · SkyTeam
Flying Blue is the shared programme of Air France and KLM, using dynamic award pricing with monthly Promo Rewards that discount selected routes.…
LifeMiles
Avianca · Star Alliance
LifeMiles is Avianca's programme and one of the few large schemes that has built a business around selling miles directly to members, often at aggress…
Value your balance before you decide anything
Enter the fare you would genuinely have paid, the cash you still pay on the award and the miles required. You get a cents-per-mile figure you can defend.
Guides worth reading first
All guidesBuying
How to buy airline miles
A practical walkthrough of buying airline miles: when it makes sense, how airline purchase pages work, what the risks are, and how to compare a quote against paying cash.
Buying
When buying miles makes sense
The four scenarios where buying airline miles is defensible, the situations where it almost never is, and the arithmetic that separates them.
Selling
How to sell airline miles
What happens when you request a sell quote for airline miles, what information is needed, what the programme terms mean for you, and how to think about risk.