How many Alaska points
for a flight?

Pick a route, cabin and trip to see how many Atmos Rewards points the award costs on Alaska, Hawaiian or a partner airline, and what they're worth. Then value your whole balance. No sign-up.

Facts checked October 2026

Atmos points for this flight22,500

These points are worth about$338 at 1.5¢

New York to London is about 3,442 miles nonstop, priced on Alaska's chart for partners to europe, the middle east and africa. With connections, the whole trip's distance can move it into a higher band. Not every airline sells every cabin on every route. Partner awards add a $20 booking fee. Prices from alaskaair.com, read on 2 October 2026. Taxes are paid in cash on top, and "worth" uses a typical 1.5¢ per point.

How many Alaska points do you need for a flight?

Alaska prices awards from published charts by distance. On its own flights and Hawaiian's, economy starts at 7,500 points one-way for Seattle to Los Angeles and 12,500 for the West Coast to Hawaii. Partner awards depend on the region and the distance flown: business costs 45,000 points from New York to London on British Airways, 75,000 from Los Angeles to Tokyo on Japan Airlines and 70,000 from New York to Doha on Qatar Airways. These are starting prices, and taxes and a $20 partner booking fee are extra. At 1.5 cents a point, 75,000 points are worth about $1,125.

Where these numbers come from: Alaska Airlines partner charts for the Americas, Europe-Middle East-Africa and Asia Pacific by distance band, and the Alaska and Hawaiian chart, as “starting at” prices (2 October 2026); AwardFares every cell of all four charts; partner distance counted over the whole trip, connections included (7 September 2026); 10xTravel every cell of the Americas and Alaska/Hawaiian charts (10 September 2026).

At a glance

Alaska points for popular routes.

One-way Atmos Rewards points, nonstop, from Alaska's published charts as read on 2 October 2026. Alaska and Hawaiian's own flights have economy and first only, and their prices are a starting point. A dash means the chart has no price for that cabin. Taxes and the $20 partner booking fee are extra.
RouteEconomyPremium economyBusinessFirst
Seattle – Los Angeles (Alaska)7,500——25,000
Portland – Las Vegas (Alaska)7,500——25,000
Seattle – Anchorage (Alaska)10,000——25,000
Seattle – New York (Alaska)12,500——30,000
Los Angeles – Honolulu (Alaska or Hawaiian)12,500——30,000
Seattle – Honolulu (Alaska or Hawaiian)12,500——30,000
New York – Miami (American)7,50010,00015,00025,000
New York – Los Angeles (American)17,50022,50035,00052,500
Miami – Lima (American)17,50022,50035,00052,500
Miami – São Paulo (American)25,00032,50050,00075,000
Boston – London (British Airways)22,50030,00045,00067,500
New York – London (British Airways)22,50030,00045,00067,500
New York – Madrid (Iberia)27,50035,00055,00082,500
New York – Helsinki (Finnair)27,50035,00055,00082,500
Seattle – London (British Airways)27,50035,00055,00082,500
New York – Doha (Qatar Airways)35,00045,00070,000105,000
Dallas – Doha (Qatar Airways)42,50055,00085,000130,000
Seattle – Tokyo (Japan Airlines)30,00040,00060,00090,000
Los Angeles – Tokyo (Japan Airlines)37,50050,00075,000110,000
San Francisco – Hong Kong (Cathay Pacific)37,50050,00075,000110,000
Los Angeles – Sydney (Qantas)42,50055,00085,000130,000
New York – Hong Kong (Cathay Pacific)42,50055,00085,000130,000
The value calculator

How much is an Alaska mile worth?

An Alaska Atmos Rewards point — what Mileage Plan miles became — is worth about 1.5 cents, where the published valuations cluster between 1.5 and 1.6 cents. So 25,000 points come to $375 (about £276 or €322), and 70,000 points to $1,050 (about £774 or €901). Domestic economy sits nearer 1.25 cents; the value is in business class on Alaska's oneworld partners, where points reach about 1.8 cents or more. Atmos is one of the most valuable US airline currencies because of those partner awards.

Where these numbers come from: Frequent Miler 1.5¢ Reasonable Redemption Value; median 1.28¢, average 1.75¢ (30 April 2026); The Points Guy 1.55¢ (1 September 2026); Upgraded Points 1.6¢ (1 September 2026).

What are they worth?≈ $750

£553 · €644

Everyday · 1.25¢$625
Typical · 1.5¢$750
Premium cabin · 1.8¢$900

A guide, not a quote. Real value depends on how you redeem — the property or route, the dates, and taxes or fees paid separately. Figures in other currencies are converted at reference rates for September 9, 2026.

Partners are the point

Fly the partners,
not the shuttle.

Alaska points are worth the most on partner airlines in business class, and the least on short domestic hops where cash is cheap. The same balance can buy one long-haul seat or several short flights — the per-point value tells you which is the better use.

Everyday · 1.25¢ — domestic economy
Typical · 1.5¢ — a normal award
Premium cabin · 1.8¢ — partner business class

Same 50,000 points per trip

Partner business$900
Typical award$750
Domestic economy$625
aim high · more per point
At a glance

What common balances come to.

At the typical rate of 1.5¢ per point. Where the published valuations cluster.
Alaska pointsTypical valueIn other currencies
10,000$150£111 · €129
25,000$375£276 · €322
50,000$750£553 · €644
100,000$1,500£1,110 · €1,290
250,000$3,750£2,760 · €3,220

Alaska miles — common questions

On Alaska and Hawaiian, from 7,500 points one-way in economy for short hops of up to 700 miles, 7,500 for a flight like Seattle to Los Angeles and 12,500 to Hawaii from the West Coast. Partner awards cost more for longer flights: 45,000 in business from New York to London, 75,000 from Los Angeles to Tokyo. The calculator above prices 22 routes.

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