Today
- Log in to Maharaja Club, wait for the OTP, note the balance
- Repeat for BluChip, KrisFlyer and Etihad Guest
- Search the same route on each site, one cabin at a time
- Work out card transfer ratios in a spreadsheet
Add your Maharaja Club, BluChip, KrisFlyer and card points once. See which of your routes you can already book, in which cabin, and how many points it takes.
Award prices from Air India, KrisFlyer and British Airways
Delhi to London Heathrow, business
Air India Maharaja Club88,600After a transfer
Drag the shade. Some prices are samples.
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Delhi to London Heathrow, business
Finding one good award seat today means a tab, a login and an OTP for every program you belong to. Milebook puts your balances and the published prices on one screen.
Airline points and card points side by side. Update a number when it changes, with nothing else to log into.
You type your balances in. They stay in your browser, and we never see them.
Drag your Infinia balance and watch the answer change. The planner works out how many points close the gap, and at what ratio.
Short by 3,095Move all 20,000 Infinia points and you still need 3,095 more
Save Delhi to Mumbai and Delhi to London once. Every search starts from your routes, not a blank form.
Your points already add up to a trip You just never saw them on one screen
You only do the first two once. After that, checking a route is a single click.
Pick the airline and card programs you belong to and type in each balance. No logins, no member number checks.
Delhi to Bengaluru for work, Mumbai to Singapore for family. Save as many as you like.
Pick a route and cabin. Each option is marked bookable now, bookable after a transfer, or short by an exact number of points.
Three airlines publish fixed award prices, so the planner prices them. The others change prices with demand: keep their balances here, and their prices follow once there is a live feed.
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Short answers about your data, where prices come from and how booking works.
No. You type in your balances yourself. Milebook never asks for an airline or bank login.
From Air India's points calculator, the Singapore Airlines award chart, and British Airways prices that two points guides agree on. Every result links its source and says when it was last checked. Programs with no fixed prices are left out unless you turn on clearly marked samples. Seats and taxes are not checked, so always confirm on the airline site before you book or transfer.
No. Milebook shows the published prices your points can reach and links you to the airline site, where you book with your own account.
Award prices for Air India Maharaja Club, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer and British Airways Club. You can also keep balances for IndiGo, SpiceJet, Etihad, Emirates, Qatar Airways and Flying Blue, and for HDFC Infinia, Axis Atlas and American Express Membership Rewards, which transfer into them.
When an airline balance falls short, the planner checks your card points and shows how many you would move, and at what ratio. Transfers usually cannot be reversed, so confirm the seat first.
For some routes. KrisFlyer prices flights from seven Indian cities through Singapore to Asia, Australia and the US, British Airways prices India to London, and Air India prices economy from Delhi to Southeast Asia, East Asia and Australia. Dubai and Doha are not priced yet, because Emirates and Qatar Airways change prices with demand.
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