Updates to Calculator
find the update here.
Use the award rate calculator to do a search on any route, or click here if you're looking for suggestions on how to use your miles
New Program and New Data
Today's update include the Flying Club, Virgin Atlantic's frequent flyer program. The Virgin Atlantic destinations are currently included in the calculator.
We have also added all the Star Alliance rates for Egyptair Plus.
13 April, 2012
Two New Star Alliance Programs Added
Miles & Smiles (Turkish Airlines) and ShebaMiles (Ethiopian Airlines) are both members of the Star Alliance program. Star Alliance rates for both these programs have been added to the Milez calculator. There are now 11 Star Alliance programs on the system to compare.
Some unexpected zoning makes for interesting rates, e.g. Nigeria is zoned with Europe and North Africa in Miles & Smiles so that a London-Lagos flight can theoretically be redeemed for 30,000 miles in economy.
In the ShebaMiles program the Maldives are zoned in Oceania (!), Melbourne to Male looks attractive!
We have also added the full gamut of rates for the standard Miles & Smiles rates, i.e. "capacity controlled" as well as "seat guaranteed" rates (high and low seasons) are included.
2 April, 2012
New Data on March 1
Singapore Airlines' KrisFlyer program has new rates starting March 1, 2012. We have incorporated those rates into the calculator, including the Saver, Standard and Full rates:
Singapore to Bangkok
We have also added KrisFlyer's Star Alliance rates to the system.
Aerolineas Argentinas also has a change to its program today (Aerolíneas Argentinas Plus): points have been converted into miles. This programs has been added to the calculator as well:
Buenos Aires to Ushuaia
1 March, 2012
New Chinese Programs Added
We have now added the programs for both China Eastern (incl. Shanghai Airlines and China United) and China Southern airlines (incl. China Airlines and Si Chuang Airlines) -- Eastern Miles and Sky Pearl Club, respectively.
You no longer need to manually figure out what the distance is between Chinese cities to figure out the rates that apply to a flight. The calculator does it for you!
Try: Guangzhou to Shanghai
Hawaiian Miles has also been added.
24 February, 2012
Updates to Australian Programs
We have added Velocity Frequent Flyer to our database (Virgin Australia) and also the Qantas Frequent Flyer Classic Partner awards, including all their partner airlines.
Thanks to some user feedback we have also adjusted the data for the Qantas FF Classic awards.
17 February, 2012
Off-Peak, Low / High Season Rates for American Programs Added
As per a number of our users' requests we have added the following data:
- AAdvantage off-peak and anytime rates
- Delta SkyMiles low, medium and high rates
- Dividend Miles off-peak, low, medium and high rates
Some off-peak transatlantic awards look very interesting, try for example Atlanta - Paris -Atlanta
10 February, 2012
New Data Added
The following data has been added to the calculator:
- OK Plus, the Czech Airlines frequent flyer program. Includes the SkyTeam rates and destinations.
- Etihad Guest, includes Etihad rates and destinations.
Small caveat: Rates shown on Milez.biz have a small variance (less than 1%) compared to the rates in Etihad's own calculator. This is due to slightly differing airport coordinates in the systems. - British Airways Executive Club oneworld rates. The oneworld destinations include the routes served by the alliance partners.
- Deactivated Duna Club (Malév)
6 February, 2012
Optimized Calculator
We went over our code line by line and found some ways to significantly improve speed of the calculations of the award rates. This should make searching for rates much less tiresome and much quicker.
You can even search for a route served by most programs (like JFK to LHR) and the calculator will return results fast.
31 January, 2012
Milez Calculator now Accepting Hyperlinks
If you want to keep a link on your own site to the rates of a specific route you can do so by linking directly into our calculator. Simply adjust your URL as follows:
28 January, 2012
For the expert user ...
Expert users no longer need to wait to select an option from the auto-complete if they know their airports' IATA codes.
You can now punch in an airport's IATA code and tab right away without selecting the airport from the auto-complete options. This will accelerate data entry for those who are familiar with the codes.
Note: This only works for the 3-letter airport codes; if you are uncertain about a code just keep typing and select from the auto-complete options.
25 January, 2012