What happened
- Up to 4,000 miles: Economy decreases by 2,500 points (35k to 32.5k).
- 4,001–6,000 miles: Economy +2,500, Business +5,000, First +20,000.
- 6,001–8,000 miles: Economy +5,000, Business +5,000, First +20,000.
- 8,001+ miles: Economy +5,000, Business +10,000, First +25,000. North America to Pacific:
- Up to 5,000 miles: Economy decreases by 2,500 points (35k to 32.5k).
- 5,001–7,000 miles: Business +10,000, First +10,000.
- 7,501–11,000 miles: Economy +5,000, Premium Economy +15,000, Business +15,000, First +10,000.
- 11,001+ miles: Economy decreases by 5,000 points (75k to 70k), Premium Economy +15,000. Short-haul/Regional:
- Up to 1,000 miles: Business decreases by 2,500 points (15k to 12.5k).
- 1,001–2,000 miles: Economy +2,500, Business decreases by 2,500 points (25k to 22.5k).
- 2,001–4,000 miles: Economy +5,000, Business decreases by 5,000 points (45k to 40k), First +15,000.
- 4,001–6,000 miles: Economy +7,000, Business +10,000, First +10,000.
- 6,000+ miles: Business +15,000. The devaluation is described as necessary due to rising underlying costs
Air Canada Aeroplan is updating its award chart effective Monday, June 1, 2026. The changes impact partner airlines with fixed pricing and serve as the new baseline for variable pricing on Air Canada, United, Emirates, Etihad, and FlyDubai. Key changes include: North America to Atlantic:
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- Prince of Travel: How Much Are Points Worth?