Silver
Entry tier; verify thresholds on flyasiana.com
- Bonus mile earning on Asiana
- Priority check-in
- Status validity honored at 2027 integration
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Asiana Club
Asiana Club is the loyalty program of Asiana Airlines, the ICN-based Star Alliance carrier - and it is on a clock. The Korean Air merger was finalized in December 2024, and Asiana Club is being absorbed into Korean Air SKYPASS on December 17, 2026. After full integration, Asiana Club ceases to exist as a standalone program. The fleet (around 80 aircraft including A350, A380, A330, B777, and B767 freighters) is being absorbed into Korean Air, and Star Alliance membership ends December 16, 2026, with Asiana joining SkyTeam the following day; earning on Star Alliance flights through Asiana Club stops after October 15, 2026, and Star award tickets departing on or after December 17 will not be honored.
For US travelers the playbook is narrow: burn Asiana Club miles before integration to lock in fixed-chart Star Alliance pricing, do not accumulate post-merger, and treat Marriott Bonvoy transfers (3:1, still listed as a Marriott partner as of May 2026) as a target-only move - never speculative. Mile conversion at integration is 1:1 for flight-earned miles and 1:0.82 for partner or credit-card-earned miles per the Korean FTC plan published September 2025, and the conversion election applies to the entire balance. Former Asiana miles can book KE Economy and Prestige only post-integration, not First Class. Status maps cleanly: Diamond Plus to Morning Calm Select, Diamond Plus Lifetime to Morning Calm Premium, Platinum Lifetime to Million Miler.
Award chart
The actual numbers. Get your nerd on, memorize the cheap ones.
The cheat sheet.
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Award chart
The actual numbers. Get your nerd on, memorize the cheap ones.
The cheat sheet.
Asiana Club uses a region-based fixed Star Alliance partner chart and a separate Asiana own-metal chart. Sample saver one-way pricing as of May 2026 (verify on flyasiana.com - chart is stable but the program is sunsetting):
| Route | Cabin | Miles |
|---|---|---|
| US-ICN Asiana | Business | 80,000 |
| US-Europe Star partners | Business | 80,000-90,000 |
| Intra-Asia Star partners | Business | 25,000-35,000 |
| Korea domestic Asiana | Economy | 7,500-10,000 |
Asiana leaves Star Alliance December 16, 2026 (partner mileage earning ends October 15, 2026; partner award bookings close around December 1, 2026) - book and complete Star Alliance travel before then to use this chart.
Sweet spots
Where your points punch above their weight.
Where this currency genuinely shines.
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Sweet spots
Where your points punch above their weight.
Where this currency genuinely shines.
- Star Alliance partner business class booked on the Asiana fixed chart before integration - some routes price below Aeroplan or United.
- Asiana A350 ICN-US business at competitive saver pricing while the chart is still live.
- Intra-Asia partner short-haul at low mile prices.
- Bonvoy 3:1 to Asiana for a confirmed booking - 60K Bonvoy yields 25K Asiana Club + 5K bonus at the 60K tier. Use only when the award is in hand.
- Burn-before-integration is the entire 2026 playbook for this program.
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Programs that transfer points or miles into Asiana Club.
| From | Ratio | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Best Western Rewards | 5:1 | Asiana Club. 5,000 Best Western points = 1,000 Asiana Miles (5:1) via the Redemption Mall. Poor value - top-off only. No transfer tax. |
| Marriott Bonvoy | 3:1 | Base 3:1 with a 5,000-mile bonus per 60,000 points transferred (effectively ~2.4:1 in 60K increments). |
Tier benefits
The status ladder. 5 rungs, each unlocking better lounges, bags, and bragging rights.
5 status levels.
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Tier benefits
The status ladder. 5 rungs, each unlocking better lounges, bags, and bragging rights.
5 status levels.
Gold
Mid-tier; verify thresholds on flyasiana.com
- Star Alliance Gold
- Asiana Lounge access at ICN
- Star Alliance Gold lounge reciprocity worldwide
- Priority boarding and baggage
Diamond
Higher-tier elite; verify thresholds on flyasiana.com
- All Gold benefits
- Higher mile bonus
- Priority for waitlists and operational upgrades
Diamond Plus
Top annual tier - maps to Morning Calm Select at integration
- All Diamond benefits
- Highest priority on Asiana
- Maps to Morning Calm Select in SKYPASS
Platinum (Lifetime)
Lifetime tier - maps to Million Miler at integration
- Lifetime status validity
- Maps to Million Miler in SKYPASS post-integration
Lounge access
Where to vanish before takeoff. Your status (or ticket) opens which doors.
Who gets in, who doesn't, and the carve-outs.
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Lounge access
Where to vanish before takeoff. Your status (or ticket) opens which doors.
Who gets in, who doesn't, and the carve-outs.
Asiana operates Asiana Lounges at ICN (Incheon) and select outstations. Gold and above get Asiana Lounge access on same-day Asiana or Star Alliance flights. Star Alliance reciprocal lounge access continues for Asiana Gold members worldwide until approximately January 1, 2027 - after integration, expect the lounge program to transition to SkyTeam reciprocity under SKYPASS.
How to spend
The high-leverage moves. Read this before you transfer a single mile.
The smart-money plays.
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How to spend
The high-leverage moves. Read this before you transfer a single mile.
The smart-money plays.
- Star Alliance partner awards before October 2026 - lock in fixed-chart pricing while Asiana Club still exists.
- Asiana own-metal premium cabins ICN-US - the A350 business product is well-regarded.
- Intra-Asia Star partners at modest mile prices.
- Marriott Bonvoy 3:1 transfers only against confirmed bookings - do not speculate.
- Avoid post-merger accumulation - new earning post-integration goes into SKYPASS at the conversion ratio.
Tips & quirks
Stopover rules, surcharges, the stuff nobody tells you until you've been burned once.
The fine print, decoded.
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Tips & quirks
Stopover rules, surcharges, the stuff nobody tells you until you've been burned once.
The fine print, decoded.
- Asiana Club is sunsetting December 17, 2026 - the program is being absorbed into Korean Air SKYPASS. This shapes every decision.
- Mile conversion at integration: 1:1 for flight-earned miles, 1:0.82 for partner or credit-card-earned miles per the Korean FTC plan published September 2025.
- Conversion must be elected in full - the entire balance moves at once.
- Former Asiana miles can book KE Economy and Prestige only post-integration - not First Class.
- Status mapping at integration: Diamond Plus to Morning Calm Select (a NEW SKYPASS tier), Diamond Plus Lifetime to Morning Calm Premium, Platinum Lifetime to Million Miler.
- Status validity periods are honored at integration.
- Mile expiration: 10 years from date of earning - one of the most generous expiry rules pre-merger.
- Star Alliance membership ends December 16, 2026 - earning miles on Asiana-operated flights via Star Alliance partner programs stops October 15, 2026, and the partner award-booking window closes around December 1, 2026 (travel by December 16). After that, reciprocity transitions to SkyTeam under Korean Air SKYPASS.
- Action items: earn on Asiana via Star Alliance partners before October 15, 2026 and book Star Alliance partner awards before the ~December 1, 2026 cutoff (travel by December 16, 2026); do not accumulate post-merger; use Marriott transfers only against confirmed bookings.
- No US flexible currency transfers - only Marriott Bonvoy bridges in.
- No US co-brand card.
Alerts
Last reviewed: July 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 Asiana Club 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.