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ANA Mileage Club can book award flights on 25 airlines: 25 Star Alliance airlines. You can put an award on hold (48-hour hold by phone) before transferring points. Stopovers: 1 stopover per round trip, free. Points transfer in from Amex Membership Rewards and Marriott Bonvoy.

Airlines you can book

25

Booking window

Not in our data

Award holds

48-hour hold by phone

Stopovers

1 stopover per round trip

Holds, stopovers and booking fees

What to know before you transfer points.

Award holds48-hour hold by phone

Agents can reserve an award and ticket it later; miles come out only when the ticket is issued.

Hold length is from blogs, not ANA's rules. Waitlists (ANA flights only) are separate and not a hold.

Stopovers1 stopover per round trip

One stopover over 24 hours on a round-trip award, besides the destination. One-way awards allow none. Cost: Free.

Round trips only. On ANA-operated international awards, no stopover when the trip starts in Japan.

Booking fees

Phone or agent booking$25 per passenger

Ticketing service charge for awards issued by phone. Free online; waived when the itinerary can't be booked online.

Partner awardsNone

No partner fee when booked on the ANA website.

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Points that transfer to ANA Mileage Club

Ratios are points to miles. Look for a transfer bonus before you move points.

Amex Membership Rewards logo

Amex Membership Rewards

2-3 days

1:1
Marriott Bonvoy logo

Marriott Bonvoy

7 days

3:1
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What ANA Mileage Club charges

Miles one way on a typical route of each airline, from ANA Mileage Club's award chart as the Award Flight Pricer reads it (as of November 2026). Taxes and fees are estimates; open a row to see what's in them.

  • All Nippon Airways (ANA) logo
    All Nippon Airways (ANA)San Francisco–Tokyo (SFO–NRT)
    Economy20,000–36,000Business50,000–82,500Taxes & fees$401–441

    US September 11 security fee. Includes ANA fuel surcharges (¥7,100–62,000 per flight, Nov–Dec 2026). ANA charges no booking fee.

  • Singapore Airlines logo
    Singapore AirlinesNew York–Singapore (JFK–SIN)
    Economy40,000Business68,000Taxes & fees$6–26

    US September 11 security fee. Singapore Airlines adds no fuel surcharge. ANA charges no booking fee.

  • Lufthansa logo
    LufthansaNew York–Frankfurt (JFK–FRA)
    Economy27,500Business50,000Taxes & fees$66–1,095

    US September 11 security fee. Includes Lufthansa Group fuel surcharges (about $60 in economy to $1,000 in first). ANA charges no booking fee.

  • TAP Air Portugal logo
    TAP Air PortugalNew York–Lisbon (JFK–LIS)
    Economy27,500Business50,000Taxes & fees$6

    US September 11 security fee. TAP Air Portugal adds no fuel surcharge. ANA charges no booking fee.

  • Air Canada logo
    Air CanadaHonolulu–Toronto (HNL–YYZ)
    Economy23,500Business42,500Taxes & fees$26–446

    US September 11 security fee. Includes Air Canada fuel surcharges. ANA charges no booking fee.

  • Air New Zealand logo
    Air New ZealandNew York–Auckland (JFK–AKL)
    Economy37,500Business72,500Taxes & fees$6

    US September 11 security fee. Air New Zealand adds no fuel surcharge. ANA charges no booking fee.

  • South African Airways logo
    South African AirwaysJohannesburg–Sao Paulo (JNB–GRU)
    Economy34,000Business58,500Taxes & fees$55–465

    South African air passenger tax plus airport charges. Includes South African Airways fuel surcharges. ANA charges no booking fee.

  • Asiana Airlines logo
    Asiana AirlinesNew York–Seoul (JFK–ICN)
    Economy30,000Business65,000Taxes & fees$26–406

    US September 11 security fee. Includes Asiana Airlines fuel surcharges. ANA charges no booking fee.

  • Brussels Airlines logo
    Brussels AirlinesNew York–Brussels (JFK–BRU)
    Economy27,500Business50,000Taxes & fees$66–1,036

    US September 11 security fee. Includes Lufthansa Group fuel surcharges (about $60 in economy to $1,000 in first). ANA charges no booking fee.

  • Copa Airlines logo
    Copa AirlinesSan Francisco–Panama City (SFO–PTY)
    Economy30,000Business48,000Taxes & fees$6

    US September 11 security fee. Copa Airlines adds no fuel surcharge. ANA charges no booking fee.

  • United Airlines logo
    United AirlinesNew York–Paris (EWR–CDG)
    Economy27,500Business50,000Taxes & fees$6–26

    US September 11 security fee. United Airlines adds no fuel surcharge. ANA charges no booking fee.

  • Air China logo
    Air ChinaNew York–Beijing (JFK–PEK)
    Economy30,000Business65,000Taxes & fees$6

    US September 11 security fee. Air China adds no fuel surcharge. ANA charges no booking fee.

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Airlines you can book with ANA Mileage Club

Booking windows are the later of the airline's schedule and the program's own window.

Frequently asked questions

Which airlines can you book with ANA Mileage Club?

ANA Mileage Club can book 25 airlines: Aegean Airlines, Air Canada, Air China, Air India, Air New Zealand, All Nippon Airways (ANA), Asiana Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Avianca, Brussels Airlines, Copa Airlines, Croatia Airlines and 13 more.

Can you hold an award with ANA Mileage Club before transferring points?

Yes. Agents can reserve an award and ticket it later; miles come out only when the ticket is issued. Hold length is from blogs, not ANA's rules. Waitlists (ANA flights only) are separate and not a hold.

Does ANA Mileage Club allow stopovers on award tickets?

Yes. One stopover over 24 hours on a round-trip award, besides the destination. One-way awards allow none. Cost: free. Round trips only. On ANA-operated international awards, no stopover when the trip starts in Japan.

What fees does ANA Mileage Club charge to book an award?

Beyond taxes and carrier surcharges, booking by phone costs $25 per passenger and partner awards carry no extra booking fee. Ticketing service charge for awards issued by phone. Free online; waived when the itinerary can't be booked online.

How many miles does ANA Mileage Club charge for partner business class?

One way, on typical routes: Singapore Airlines New York–Singapore, 68,000, Lufthansa New York–Frankfurt, 50,000, TAP Air Portugal New York–Lisbon, 50,000, Air Canada Honolulu–Toronto, 42,500 and Air New Zealand New York–Auckland, 72,500. These come from ANA Mileage Club's award chart as the Award Flight Pricer reads it; taxes and fees are extra.

Which credit card points transfer to ANA Mileage Club?

Amex Membership Rewards (1:1) and Marriott Bonvoy (3:1). Check for a transfer bonus before you move points; transfers usually can't be reversed.

Award rules, partners and booking windows change. Confirm on ANA Mileage Club's site before you transfer points.