Skip to content

Airline

Air Canada Aeroplan

Star AllianceHUBSYYZ · YUL · YVR · YYC8 active alerts →Last reviewed Sep 2026
Redeems on:Air CanadaAir Canada AeroplanANA Mileage ClubAsiana ClubAustrian AirlinesAvianca LifeMilesCopa ConnectMilesEgyptAir PlusEthiopian ShebaMilesLufthansaSAS EuroBonusSingapore KrisFlyerSWISS International Air LinesTAP Miles&GoTurkish Miles&SmilesUnited MileagePlus

Aeroplan is the loyalty program of Air Canada and one of the most useful flexible-currency transfer targets for US-based readers. Aeroplan transfers 1:1 from Amex Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Bilt Rewards, and Capital One Miles. It is also among the rare programs that charges no carrier-imposed (fuel) surcharges on partner-airline awards (Air Canada eliminated them in 2020), which makes it one of the safest currencies for booking premium cabins on long-haul partners like Lufthansa, ANA, Singapore, and EVA where surcharges through other programs can run hundreds of dollars per ticket.

In 2026, Aeroplan went through two major resets. Effective January 1, 2026, earning shifted from distance-based to spend-based on Air Canada flights, and a new Status Qualifying Credit (SQC) system replaced the old elite-status math. Effective June 1, 2026, the partner award chart was updated, raising premium-cabin pricing across most transatlantic and transpacific bands - some bands moved up 5,000-15,000 points one-way, partner first-class on certain bands rose 20,000-25,000 points, and a few Air Canada-operated bands rose materially more. Still competitive overall, but the cheapest-on-the-block reputation is no longer quite so cheap. Intra-Americas pricing was unchanged.

The Aeroplan award chart for partner flights uses region pairs (e.g. North America to Atlantic) combined with distance bands within each region; each chart cell is a fixed point value rather than a range. Air Canada-operated flights use dynamic pricing with a published "starting from" floor that can rise based on demand. There is no alliance restriction beyond the Star Alliance core; you can mix Star Alliance partners on a single award.

Award chart

The actual numbers. Get your nerd on, memorize the cheap ones.

The cheat sheet.

See the rates →

Aeroplan redemption structure

Aeroplan uses two pricing models depending on the operating carrier:

  • Star Alliance partner flights are priced from a fixed chart that combines region pairs (e.g. North America to Atlantic) with distance bands within each region. Each chart cell is a single point value, not a "starting from" range. Same point cost for every route in the same region + distance band + cabin combination.
  • Air Canada-operated flights use dynamic pricing with a published "starting from" floor that can rise based on demand and inventory.

Carrier-imposed surcharges: $0 on partner airline awards (Aeroplan eliminated fuel surcharges/YR on partner bookings in 2020 - one of the program's biggest structural advantages over United, Lufthansa M&M, and most other Star Alliance currencies).

Partner booking fee: $39 CAD on awards that include a non-Air Canada segment.

Optional stopover: 5,000 points per direction, available only at points outside the US, Canada and China.

No close-in award booking fee.

The full distance-banded chart was updated effective June 1, 2026 (some premium-cabin transatlantic and transpacific bands rose 5,000-15,000 points one-way). For exact per-route pricing, use the official Flight Reward Chart linked below or the upcoming Booking Tool, which prices your route across all currencies that can book it.

Official chart: https://www.aircanada.com/content/dam/aircanada/loyalty-content/documents/flight-rewards-chart-en.pdf

US co-brand card

Chase Air Canada Aeroplan Card:

  • Automatic Aeroplan 25K status for the primary cardmember while the account is open, with no spending requirement
  • 3X on Air Canada purchases (up to 5X with the 2X Air Canada gives 25K members), 3X travel, 2X gas, 1X everything else
  • Dining and grocery earn 3X on purchases posting through December 31, 2026, then 2X
  • At least 15% off the base fare points on Air Canada flight rewards when each direction is flown entirely by Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge or Air Canada Express and booked through aircanada.com, the app or the call center (partner flights are not eligible)
  • Up to $100 a year in Air Canada statement credits
  • First checked bag free for the cardmember and up to 8 people on the same reservation, on Air Canada flights
  • See the card page for the current welcome offer

(Canada has 11 separate Aeroplan-branded cards via TD, CIBC, and Amex; out of scope for this US-focused page.)

Sweet spots

Where your points punch above their weight.

Where this currency genuinely shines.

Show me the picks →
  • No fuel surcharges on partner airline awards. Aeroplan is one of the few Star Alliance programs that charges zero carrier-imposed (fuel surcharges/YR) surcharges on partner awards. On a long-haul Lufthansa or Swiss business class redemption, that's typically $400-700 saved versus booking the same flight through United MileagePlus.
  • Transatlantic business class from the Eastern US to Western Europe starts at 60,000 points one-way on partners like Brussels Airlines or TAP. Lufthansa LAX-FRA or LHR-BOS in business is around 70,000 points one-way.
  • Vancouver-Tokyo business class on Air Canada or ANA is 55,000 points one-way - one of the cheapest North America to Asia business class redemptions in any program.
  • NYC-Toronto business class on Air Canada is 25,000 points one-way - useful for short hops with a meaningful cabin upgrade.
  • No close-in award booking fee - a nice perk that not all programs offer.
  • $39 CAD partner booking fee is the only added charge on partner awards - small relative to the absence of fuel surcharges.
  • Aeroplan stopover for 5,000 points: Aeroplan lets you add a stopover to an award for 5,000 points: a stop of more than 24 hours and up to 45 days between two flights, one per direction of travel, on one-way, round-trip and multi-city awards. Stopovers are not permitted within Canada, the United States or China. Each stopover adds 5,000 points, and a round trip can include one in each direction.

Transfer in

Programs that transfer points in.

13 programs that transfer in.

See inbound paths →

Programs that transfer points or miles into Air Canada Aeroplan.

FromRatioNotes
American Express Membership Rewards1:11,000 MR = 1,000 Aeroplan points
Chase Ultimate Rewards1:11,000 UR = 1,000 Aeroplan points (Air Canada)
Capital One Miles1:1No transfer fee. Free stopover on partner awards.
Bilt Rewards1:1No transfer fee. Free stopover; strong Star Alliance business-class value.
ALL - Accor Live Limitless2:14,000 Reward points = 2,000 Aeroplan Miles (Air Canada).
Best Western Rewards5:1Air Canada Aeroplan. 5,000 Best Western points = 1,000 Aeroplan points (5:1) via the Redemption Mall. Poor value - top-off only. No transfer tax.
Choice Privileges5:1Choice Rewards Exchange (powered by Points.com). Starts at 5,000 Choice points for 1,000 Aeroplan points. Airline-miles exchanges are generally weak value.
Hilton Honors10:1Air Canada Aeroplan. 10,000-point minimum.
Hyatt2:1World of Hyatt conversion at 2 points to 1 Aeroplan point (2:1), so 5,000 points gives 2,500 Aeroplan points. Minimum 5,000 points, then 1,000 point increments. Part of the Air Canada and World of Hyatt partnership that launched July 15, 2026, and separate from the standard points to miles conversions.
IHG One Rewards5:1Convert IHG points to Air Canada Aeroplan by calling IHG One Rewards. Airline transfers are phone only, never online. Standard rate is 5,000 IHG points for 1,000 miles and can take up to six weeks to arrive. Airline conversions are usually weak value, so keep IHG points for hotel nights unless topping off a specific balance.
Marriott Bonvoy3:1Base 3:1 with a 5,000-mile bonus per 60,000 points transferred (effectively ~2.4:1 in 60K increments).
Rove Miles1:1Air Canada Aeroplan, 1:1.
Wyndham Rewards5:1Standard Wyndham airline transfer at 5:1. Minimum 6,000 Wyndham points converts to 1,200 partner miles.

Other ways to earn

Shopping, hotels, car rental and more — earning without a transfer.

3 partners that pay in miles.

See the partners →

Ways to earn Air Canada Aeroplan miles without transferring bank points. Rates are as the program states them and can change without notice — check the partner before you book.

Shopping

PartnerEarn rateGood to know
Aeroplan eStoreUp to 10 points per $1Shop through the eStore or its shopping button to earn on 200 plus online retailers.

Hotels

PartnerEarn rateGood to know
Marriott BonvoyUp to 2 Aeroplan points per $1 USD spentEarn Aeroplan points on eligible stays at participating Marriott Bonvoy hotels worldwide.
World of Hyatt500 Aeroplan points per eligible stayChoose Aeroplan points instead of World of Hyatt points at participating Hyatt hotels.

Source: Air Canada Aeroplan official earning page

Tier benefits

The status ladder. 5 rungs, each unlocking better lounges, bags, and bragging rights.

5 status levels.

Climb the ladder →

25K

25,000 SQC (Status Qualifying Credits) in a calendar year, or automatically for the primary cardmember of the Chase Air Canada Aeroplan Card

  • Star Alliance Silver
  • Priority airport check-in
  • Priority security at participating airports
  • 2 points per CA$1 on Air Canada flights
  • 3 complimentary checked bags (32kg) on Air Canada
  • Priority phone line
  • Free preferred seat selection on Air Canada

35K

35,000 SQC in a calendar year

  • All 25K benefits
  • 3 points per CA$1 on Air Canada flights
  • Same baggage and check-in privileges as 25K
  • Earlier zone boarding

50K

50,000 SQC in a calendar year

  • All 35K benefits
  • Star Alliance Gold (lounge access on all Star Alliance partners worldwide for member + 1 guest)
  • 4 points per CA$1 on Air Canada flights
  • Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite status (automatic)
  • Maple Leaf Lounge access on Air Canada flights
  • eUpgrade credits (start of year)

75K

75,000 SQC in a calendar year

  • All 50K benefits
  • 5 points per CA$1 on Air Canada flights
  • Higher eUpgrade credit allocation (20 credits at year start)
  • Higher priority on standby and upgrade lists
  • Maple Leaf Lounge guest privileges expanded

Super Elite

125,000 SQC in a calendar year

  • All 75K benefits
  • 6 points per CA$1 on Air Canada flights
  • Priority everything (boarding, baggage, irregular operations rebooking)
  • Maximum eUpgrade allocation
  • Concierge service for Air Canada bookings
  • Maple Leaf Lounge access for member + 1 guest at all times (not just paid travel)

Lounge access

Where to vanish before takeoff. Your status (or ticket) opens which doors.

Who gets in, who doesn't, and the carve-outs.

See the rules →

Aeroplan members at the 50K tier or above receive Star Alliance Gold status, which provides lounge access on all Star Alliance member airlines worldwide for the member plus one guest when traveling on a Star Alliance flight (regardless of cabin or fare).

Air Canada operates its own Maple Leaf Lounge network at major Canadian airports plus a handful of US gateway airports (LGA, YYZ-bound flights). Maple Leaf Lounge access rules:

  • Aeroplan 50K and above: same-day Air Canada or Star Alliance flight required
  • Aeroplan Super Elite: access at all times when traveling, including non-Air Canada paid travel (separate from same-day-flight rules)
  • Star Alliance Gold members from any partner program (United Premier Gold, Lufthansa Senator, Singapore PPS, etc.) - same-day Star Alliance flight in any cabin

Single-visit passes: Maple Leaf Lounge day passes are sold to anyone with a same-day Air Canada or Star Alliance ticket (no Aeroplan status required); price varies by location, typically CA$50-80 per visit.

Discounted-cabin exclusion: Air Canada's Basic fare class on transatlantic flights does not earn lounge access through co-brand cards or status; the same-day-flight requirement applies but Basic fares are excluded from some perks.

How to spend

The high-leverage moves. Read this before you transfer a single mile.

The smart-money plays.

Get the playbook →
  • Star Alliance partner flights - 25+ partner airlines with no carrier-imposed surcharges. Long-haul business and first class are the headline use case (Lufthansa, ANA, Singapore, EVA, Asiana, Turkish, Swiss, Austrian, Brussels Airlines, TAP, Avianca, Air China, Eva, Ethiopian, ITA Airways, etc.).
  • Air Canada-operated flights - dynamic-priced with a published "starting from" floor; sweet spots remain on US-Canada and Canada-Europe routes.
  • Optional stopover for 5,000 points - one per direction, only at points outside the US, Canada, and China. Powerful for adding a Europe city to a Europe itinerary or an Asia city to an Asia itinerary.
  • Aeroplan eStore + retail partners - merchandise from 3,500 points; usually a poor cents-per-point return but useful at low balances.
  • HotelSavers - 9,000+ hotel partner properties bookable with Aeroplan; cents-per-point varies, generally lower than airline redemptions.
  • Non-airline partners - Vroom (cars), Aeroplan retail dining/grocery, gift cards. Lower value than flights; most readers should ignore unless trying to clear a small balance.
  • World of Hyatt partnership (launched July 2026): redeem Aeroplan points for World of Hyatt Free Night Awards from 25,000 points (Category 1-4 and 1-7 hotels). World of Hyatt points can also convert to Aeroplan at 2 to 1 (minimum 5,000).
  • Air India Delhi to Toronto nonstop - a Star Alliance partner route bookable through Aeroplan, with business class from around 90,000 points one-way and no carrier-imposed surcharges.
  • US East Coast to Europe in business for 60,000 points (partner metal) - Aeroplan's fixed partner award chart still prices one-way business class at 60,000 points for Atlantic routes up to 4,000 miles, which covers most US East Coast to Western Europe flights, on Star Alliance partners like Lufthansa, Swiss, and TAP - with no fuel surcharges, just government taxes. Air Canada's own flights are dynamically priced and usually cost more, so target partner availability to lock in this rate. (Current post-June-2026 chart.)

Changes, Cancellations & Delays

What to do when plans move: how to change or cancel an award, the fees, and your rights when a flight is delayed.

When plans change.

Know before you call →
  • How to change or cancel an award: You can cancel an Aeroplan flight reward online through Manage My Booking. You can cancel at no charge within 24 hours of making your booking. After that, you can cancel or change up to 2 hours before departure. If you cannot travel, cancel or change at least 2 hours before departure, or the ticket is forfeited and the points are not reinstated. While a fee may apply, when you cancel all your points come back, along with the taxes, fees and surcharges on the unused part of your trip, except taxes and fees that are nonrefundable by law. Changes are subject to availability and may need more points. The payment option you picked at booking cannot be changed when you make a voluntary change. The Aeroplan Contact Center is 1-800-361-5373 from Canada, the U.S. and the Caribbean.
  • Fees: All fees are charged in CAD and may be subject to applicable taxes. On Economy Standard and the lowest fare in Premium Economy, Business and First, a change is CAD 75 online or CAD 100 by phone, per direction and per ticket, and a cancellation is CAD 150 online or CAD 175 by phone, per ticket. Economy Flex changes are free, but canceling costs CAD 75 online or CAD 125 by phone, per ticket. Economy Latitude and the flexible fares in the other cabins have no change or cancellation fee. A same day change at the airport costs CAD 100 on Economy Standard, Economy Flex and Premium Economy Lowest. If your booking mixes fare options, the most restrictive cancellation fee applies, and the fee is nonrefundable. Air Canada notes that fees may be waived for eligible Elite Status Members. Changes and cancellations on flight rewards carry no fee for Aeroplan Super Elite members on rewards redeemed from their own account. Aeroplan 25K, 35K, 50K and 75K do not include this benefit. Booking a new award by phone carries a nonrefundable $30 CAD fee, even if the booking could not be completed online. A $39 CAD partner booking fee applies per ticket when the trip includes a flight operated by an airline other than Air Canada, Air Canada Express or Air Canada Rouge.

Tips & quirks

Stopover rules, surcharges, the stuff nobody tells you until you've been burned once.

The fine print, decoded.

Spill the gotchas →
  • Calm Air awards are now bookable online (as of July 22, 2026). Aeroplan redemptions on Calm Air, the northern-Canada regional carrier, moved to aircanada.com and the Air Canada app, and can now be combined with Aeroplan's other partners on a single award booking (they previously could not). Calm Air prices dynamically as a Select Partner.

  • No carrier-imposed (fuel) surcharges on partner awards as of the program's current policy. Aeroplan eliminated fuel surcharges/YR on partner bookings in 2020 and they have not returned. This is one of the program's headline advantages.

  • $39 CAD partner booking fee on flight awards that include any partner-airline segment (waived on Air Canada-only itineraries).

  • 5,000-point optional stopover per direction. Only valid at points outside the US, Canada, and China. Stopover = 24+ hours, up to 45 days. No open-jaw at the stopover point.

  • 12-hour maximum layover within the US and Canada (otherwise it counts as a stopover, which is not permitted in those countries).

  • Aeroplan Family Sharing lets up to 8 family members combine points (relaunched 2025 after a 2023 suspension). Eligible relatives: spouses, partners, children, siblings, parents, grandparents. 6-month account requirement to join, 3-month minimum stay in a pool.

  • Earning shifted to spend-based on Air Canada flights effective January 1, 2026. Members earn at least 1 Aeroplan point per CA$1 of base fare + carrier surcharges, with elite multipliers up to 6 points per CA$1 for Super Elite. Partner-flight earning remains distance-based.

  • Status earning uses Status Qualifying Credits (SQC), also new for 2026. Members can earn SQC through eligible flight purchases, Aeroplan credit card spending, and activity with the program's travel and everyday partners.

  • Award chart updated June 1, 2026 - premium-cabin pricing rose on most transatlantic and transpacific routes by 5,000-15,000 points one-way. Intra-Americas pricing was unchanged.

  • Partner award pricing is a fixed value per region + distance band cell (unlike Air Canada-operated flights which use a "starting from" dynamic-pricing model). Aeroplan's partner chart organizes routes by region pair first (e.g. North America to Atlantic), then by distance bands within that region.

  • No close-in booking fee. Award bookings within 21 days of departure carry no extra charge.

  • Marriott Bonvoy Gold automatic at 50K - rare program-level reciprocal status with a hotel program.

  • Points expiry currently suspended through November 30, 2026. No Aeroplan points are expiring before that date regardless of activity. From November 30, 2026 the normal 18-month rule applies again, so an account with no activity in the previous 18 months can lose its points.

  • New World of Hyatt partnership (July 2026). Link accounts for two-way conversions at 2:1 in each direction. World of Hyatt to Aeroplan starts at 5,000 points; Aeroplan Elite to World of Hyatt starts at 500 points, capped at 100,000 Aeroplan points per day. Because you give 2 to get 1 either way, the conversion itself is lossy - use it only for a redemption you have in mind. Aeroplan Elites can also fast-track Hyatt Globalist via a 20-night challenge.

  • World of Hyatt Explorists and Globalists can fast-track Aeroplan status. Link your World of Hyatt and Aeroplan accounts and you can register for a 90 day Aeroplan Status Challenge. Explorists need 8,000 SQC for 25K, and Globalists need 8,000, 12,000, 17,000 or 25,000 SQC for 25K, 35K, 50K or 75K. Only eligible flights that depart inside the 90 days count, and you get one challenge per calendar year. It ends if you earn Aeroplan status on your own that matches or beats the top tier your challenge offers, and you keep what you earn. Status earned through a challenge registered in 2026 runs through January 31, 2028.

  • Premium Economy Basic and Business Basic fares (launched July 28, 2026): these lower priced fares in the Premium Economy and Business cabins earn Aeroplan points and Status Qualifying Credits at the same rates as any other fare in those cabins (spend based earning, at least 1 point per CA$1 of base fare plus carrier surcharges, elite multipliers up to 6x for Super Elite). The catch is in the fare rules, not the earning: both are non refundable (changeable for a fee), do not include free advance seat selection, and are not eligible for eUpgrades. Business Basic keeps Maple Leaf Lounge access, while Premium Economy Basic includes no lounge access.

  • Emirates awards now bookable in all four cabins (2026). Emirates is the first Aeroplan partner you can redeem for in First, Business, Premium Economy, and Economy. Premium Economy became available July 21, 2026, but both Premium Economy and First Class are restricted to Aeroplan 35K elite members and above, and First Class also requires every passenger in the cabin to be at least 9 years old. Business and Economy remain open to all members.

  • ITA Airways works with Aeroplan for awards and earning. Awards have been bookable since February 5, 2026, across ITA's network of more than 70 destinations, on aircanada.com, in the Air Canada app or through the Aeroplan Contact Center, on ITA alone or combined with Air Canada and other Aeroplan partners. Aeroplan's partner page also lists earning on most scheduled ITA flights for travel from April 1, 2026, in eligible booking classes, so check your booking class before you count on points. Aeroplan's announcement said status credit would follow once ITA joined Star Alliance, so confirm that separately: Aeroplan partners. More on ITA Airways.

Cards that earn into Air Canada Aeroplan

Cards that earn Air Canada Aeroplan directly, or that transfer into it from a flexible-currency program.

Frequently asked questions

  • Can you transfer Amex points to Air Canada Aeroplan? Yes. Aeroplan transfers 1:1 from Amex Membership Rewards, and also 1:1 from Chase, Bilt, and Capital One.
  • Does Aeroplan charge fuel surcharges on partner awards? No. Aeroplan eliminated carrier-imposed surcharges on partner-airline awards in 2020 and they have not returned, a big advantage for premium-cabin long-haul bookings.
  • Do Aeroplan points expire? Yes, but expiry is paused until November 30, 2026. After that, points expire only after 18 months of account inactivity, and earning, redeeming, donating, transferring or converting points keeps your account active, as does holding Aeroplan Elite Status while you hold it. If points do expire, you have 6 months to get them back by buying them back, flying Air Canada or getting an Aeroplan card.
  • Does Aeroplan allow a stopover on award tickets? Yes. An optional stopover costs 5,000 points per direction and begins after a gap of 24 hours or more. Stopovers are not permitted within Canada, the United States, or China.
  • Does Aeroplan charge a fee to book partner awards? Yes. A 39 CAD fee applies to any award that includes a partner-operated segment, and it is waived on Air Canada-only itineraries.
  • Can you pool Aeroplan points with family? Yes. Up to 8 family members can share points through Family Sharing. Each member needs an account at least 6 months old and must stay in a pool for at least 3 months.
  • Can you book ITA Airways flights with Aeroplan points? Yes. ITA Airways is an Aeroplan redemption partner, bookable on aircanada.com, in the Air Canada app or through the Aeroplan Contact Center, alone or combined with Air Canada and other Aeroplan partners.

Alerts

Active (8)Expired (2)All (10)
Transfer Bonus

Marriott Bonvoy Points Get a Bonus When Sent to Aeroplan

Marriott Bonvoy points transferred to Air Canada Aeroplan get a 15% bonus on the Aeroplan points through October 31, 2026.

Air Canada AeroplanMarriott Bonvoy
Expires in 2 daysRead
Limited Offer

Hyatt Stays Can Earn Aeroplan Points on Top of Hyatt Points

Link your World of Hyatt and Aeroplan accounts and register by November 11, and eligible Hyatt stays earn 1.5 Aeroplan points per eligible U.S. dollar on top of your regular Hyatt points.

HyattAir Canada Aeroplan
Expires Nov 11Read
Status Promo

World of Hyatt Elites Get a Shortcut to Aeroplan Status

Hold World of Hyatt Explorist or Globalist status and Aeroplan will put you on a 90 day challenge for its own status, from 25K up to 75K depending on your Hyatt level and how much you fly. Status earned through a challenge registered in 2026 lasts through January 31, 2028.

Air Canada AeroplanHyatt
Read
Buy Points

Aeroplan Is Running a Points Purchase Bonus Through October 29

Aeroplan is giving a bonus of up to 90% on points purchases from October 14 through October 29, 2026. The offer is personalized, so log in to see what your account gets.

Air Canada Aeroplan
Expires todayRead
Program Change

Air Canada's New Basic Premium Fares Still Earn Aeroplan Status (Basic Economy Does Not)

Air Canada's new Premium Economy Basic and Business Class Basic fares still earn full Aeroplan points and status credits, unlike Basic economy. The trade off is no eUpgrades, no refunds, paid seat selection, and reduced lounge and bag perks.

Air Canada AeroplanAir Canada
Expires Mar 22Read
Sign-Up Bonus

The Chase Air Canada Aeroplan Card Refresh: Up to 115,000 Points and Automatic 25K Status

Chase refreshed its Aeroplan card, now called the Chase Air Canada Aeroplan Card. For a limited time, new cardmembers can earn up to 115,000 points (75,000 after $4,000 in 3 months, plus 40,000 after $20,000 in 12 months), up from a 60,000 point offer. The annual fee is $195, and the primary cardmember gets automatic Aeroplan 25K status for as long as the account is open.

Air Canada Aeroplan
Read
Industry News

Air Canada Sells 25% Aeroplan Stake to Blackstone and Pension Funds, Keeps Control

Air Canada is selling a 25% minority stake in its Aeroplan loyalty program to a group led by Blackstone and pension fund La Caisse, while keeping full operational control.

Air Canada Aeroplan
Expires Feb 12Read
Partner Change

Hyatt and Air Canada Are Now Trading Points (Read Before You Convert)

World of Hyatt and Air Canada's Aeroplan launched a partnership: convert Hyatt points to Aeroplan at 2:1, or book Hyatt free nights with Aeroplan points from 25,000. Most useful for Amex and Capital One holders, since Chase and Bilt already transfer to Hyatt directly.

HyattAir Canada Aeroplan
Expires Jan 15Read

Last reviewed: September 2026

Loyalty programs change rules, fees, transfer ratios, and award pricing all the time — sometimes without warning. We do our best to keep these pages current, but the program's own site is always the final word. Always confirm specifics directly with Air Canada Aeroplan before transferring miles or booking an award. Treat anything on this page as a starting point, not a guarantee. Crazy4Points is not responsible for actions taken based on information here — see our Terms of Service for full details.

Share