Search flights as usual. Under every cash fare, Travel Code shows the same flights priced in points:
Buy for $415.75 or 45,590 LifeMiles + $43 transfer 16,000 from Amex Business Platinum
What the line answers
- Which program prices these exact flights — matched by flight number, never "a similar flight".
- How many points and how much in taxes.
- Whether you can pay for it today:
- green — the balance already covers it;
- amber — a transfer from a bank program closes the gap;
- grey — not enough points and no transfer route.
What the details show
- the price per cabin for these flights (Economy, Business; mixed cabins are labelled Business + Economy), with your cabin marked;
- the funding plan — for example 30,000 from the company LifeMiles balance + 16,000 via transfer from Amex Business Platinum (instant);
- award seats left in each cabin.
Why award prices appear a moment later
Award data arrives a little after the cash results — it can take one to two minutes ("Checking award price" shows meanwhile). Cash prices come first, then the points lines fill in underneath.
Why some fares have no award line
Award seats are released per flight and cabin by each airline. If none of the searched programs has an award on those exact flights, the line is not shown. Try another date or a nearby flight.
If the company holds an active credit with that airline, the fare shows the credit instead of the points price — the credit is the money that expires first.
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- Booking an Award Ticket with Points
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