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Atmos Rewards

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Atmos Rewards is what Alaska Mileage Plan + HawaiianMiles became after the 2024 merger, rebranded August 2025 (Mileage Plan side) and October 2025 (HawaiianMiles side), with balances merged 1:1 and renamed from "miles" to "points." The result is a single program covering the West Coast, Alaska, Hawaii, and the Pacific, fully aligned with oneworld since Hawaiian formally joined the alliance in late April 2026.

The headline upgrade: Atmos points have no expiration date, which is rare for a US legacy carrier, as long as the program itself has not been terminated. Sit on a stash for a decade and it'll still be there. The famous distance-based partner award chart that made Mileage Plan a points-nerd cult favorite also survived the merger, so partner awards are still priced by miles flown rather than dynamic dollar value. Atmos publishes starting rates by region and distance, not a price for each route, so check the live price before you transfer or book. The free-stopover rule (one on a one-way, two on a round-trip) is intact too, which means you can book LAX-Tokyo-Bangkok as a single award and treat Tokyo as a multi-day side trip.

Award chart

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

The cheat sheet.

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Partner award charts (oneworld + non-oneworld partners)

Distance-banded by region. Points shown are starting-at; routes can price higher based on city pair, demand, segments, and partner availability.

Americas (US to Americas, within Americas)

Distance (miles) Economy Premium Economy Business First
Less than 700 4,500 6,000 9,000 13,500
701-1,400 7,500 10,000 15,000 25,000
1,401-2,100 12,500 17,500 25,000 40,000
2,101-4,000 17,500 22,500 35,000 52,500
4,001-6,000 25,000 32,500 50,000 75,000
6,001 and above 30,000 40,000 60,000 90,000

Europe, Middle East, Africa (US to EMEA, within EMEA)

Distance (miles) Economy Premium Economy Business First
Less than 1,500 7,500 10,000 15,000 22,500
1,501-3,500 22,500 30,000 45,000 67,500
3,501-5,000 27,500 35,000 55,000 82,500
5,001-7,000 35,000 45,000 70,000 105,000
7,001-10,000 42,500 55,000 85,000 130,000
10,000 and above 55,000 72,500 110,000 165,000

Asia Pacific (US to AP, within AP, AP-EMEA)

Distance (miles) Economy Premium Economy Business First
Less than 1,500 7,500 10,000 15,000 22,500
1,501-3,000 25,000 32,500 50,000 75,000
3,001-5,000 30,000 40,000 60,000 90,000
5,001-7,000 37,500 50,000 75,000 110,000
7,001-10,000 42,500 55,000 85,000 130,000
10,000 and above 65,000 85,000 130,000 195,000

Alaska + Hawaiian own-metal (North America)

Applies to awards wholly on Alaska Airlines or Hawaiian Airlines.

Distance (miles) Economy First
Less than 700 4,500 15,000
701-1,400 7,500 25,000
1,401-2,100 10,000 25,000
2,101-3,500 12,500 30,000
3,501 and above 20,000 60,000

Premium economy on own-metal awards starts at 30 percent more than the economy rate.

Booking and fees

  • Book on alaskaair.com or hawaiianair.com.
  • Taxes and carrier fees from $5.60 per person each way (route-dependent).
  • Partner award fee: $20 per person each way on any itinerary that includes a partner flight, and it is nonrefundable. No fee on Alaska, Hawaiian, or Horizon flights, and the Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Infinite card waives it for awards booked from the primary cardholder's Atmos account when the award taxes and fees are paid with that card, even if the cardholder is not traveling.
  • Mixed-cabin itineraries price at the highest cabin in the itinerary.
  • One enroute stopover (up to 14 days) per one-way on eligible international itineraries; two on roundtrip international (one each direction).
  • Lap infants on long-haul international awards flown on Alaska or Hawaiian pay only the international taxes, with no points. Call Atmos Rewards to add the infant, since it cannot be done online.
  • International awards (origin and destination both outside the US) must be booked at least 72 hours before departure.
  • Atmos award tickets cannot earn miles in another program.

Sweet spots

Where your points punch above their weight.

Where this currency genuinely shines.

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  • JAL business class to Japan: A standout business-class redemption to Asia for points hobbyists. Atmos publishes starting rates by region and distance, not a price for each route, so check the live price before you transfer or book. Phantom availability is real; book at the 360-day window or hunt for last-minute openings. On the Atmos chart, JAL business class from the US to Japan starts at 60,000 points one way for routes of 3,001 to 5,000 miles (Seattle, Honolulu) and 75,000 points for routes of 5,001 to 7,000 miles (San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, New York). These are starting prices, so check the live price before you book. A $20 partner fee applies each way.
  • JAL First to Tokyo from 110,000 points one way from New York JFK, Los Angeles and Dallas, on flights that offer First, all in the 5,001 to 7,000 mile band.
  • Cathay Pacific business class US to Hong Kong: Atmos publishes starting rates by region and distance, not a price for each route, so check the live price before you transfer or book. Cathay premium space on Atmos has been notoriously thin since the merger; check availability before you transfer points in.
  • Aer Lingus transatlantic business: East Coast to Dublin or Manchester. Atmos publishes starting rates by region and distance, not a price for each route, so check the live price before you transfer or book.
  • Royal Air Maroc business from the US: Royal Air Maroc is an Atmos award partner. Atmos publishes starting rates by region and distance, not a price for each route, so check the live price before you transfer or book.
  • Fiji Airways business US West to Fiji or New Zealand: Pacific premium-cabin value. Atmos publishes starting rates by region and distance, not a price for each route, so check the live price before you transfer or book. Saver space can be scarce.
  • Inter-island Hawaii: 4,500 points one-way after the 2026 25% reduction. Among the strongest inter-island award rates available.
  • The stopover rule: add one stopover of up to 14 days on a one way award, as long as the itinerary is international and eligible. That turns a single ticket into two destinations.
  • Short-haul partner economy in the Americas: 4,500 points one-way for flights under 700 miles, and American Airlines is an eligible partner. A rare cheap way to cover a short domestic hop (a college visit, a quick regional trip) for far less than the typical US domestic award. Check the exact price for your route in the Atmos booking tool.
  • Qatar business to Doha from 70,000 points one way. Atmos prices it by distance: 70,000 for 5,001 to 7,000 miles, which covers the East Coast, and 85,000 for 7,001 to 10,000 miles, which covers the West Coast. Where you start matters more than you would think.
  • Qantas business to Australia from 85,000 points one way when the whole trip is 7,001 to 10,000 miles, like Los Angeles or Dallas to Sydney. Over 10,000 miles it jumps to 130,000, so check the distance before you pick your departure city.

Transfer in

Programs that transfer points in.

5 programs that transfer in.

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Programs that transfer points or miles into Atmos Rewards.

FromRatioNotes
Bilt Rewards1:1No transfer fee. Atmos Rewards (Alaska + Hawaiian combined program); strong oneworld and partner sweet spots.
Best Western Rewards5:1Atmos Rewards (Alaska/Hawaiian). 5,000 Best Western points = 1,000 Atmos points (5:1) via the Redemption Mall. Poor value - top-off only. No transfer tax.
Choice Privileges5:1Choice Rewards Exchange (powered by Points.com). Atmos Rewards is the combined Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines currency. Starts at 5,000 Choice points for 1,000 Atmos Rewards points. Airline-miles exchanges are generally weak value.
IHG One Rewards5:1Convert IHG points to Atmos Rewards (the combined Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines currency, which IHG lists as Alaska Airlines) 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).

Other ways to earn

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

5 partners that pay in points.

See the partners →

Ways to earn Atmos Rewards points 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
Atmos Rewards ShoppingPoints vary by storeOnline and in person at 1,100 plus retailers. Stacks with an Atmos Rewards Visa. Shopping earns status points too.

Car and taxi

PartnerEarn rateGood to know
AvisUp to 1,250 points on qualifying rentals at participating locationsGive your Atmos Rewards number when you reserve or at the counter.
BudgetUp to 1,250 points on qualifying rentals at participating locationsGive your Atmos Rewards number when you reserve or at the counter.
Lyft2 points per $1 on eligible standard rides, 3 points per $1 on airport and elevated rides, base fare onlyLink your Lyft and Atmos Rewards accounts. Taxes, fees, tolls and tips do not earn. Wait & Save rides earn no Atmos points.

Dining

PartnerEarn rateGood to know
Atmos Rewards DiningUp to 5 points per $1 spent on the bill, including food, drinks, taxes and tipsThe rate depends on your level of participation. New members can earn 500 bonus points after $30 spent in the first 30 days, bonus terms apply.

Source: Atmos Rewards official earning page

Tier benefits

The status ladder. 4 rungs, each unlocking better lounges, bags, and bragging rights.

4 status levels.

Climb the ladder →

Atmos Silver

20,000 status points

  • oneworld Ruby status
  • Complimentary First Class and Premium Class upgrades on Atmos-operated flights (priority order Titanium > Platinum > Gold > Silver)
  • 1 free checked bag for the member and companions on the same reservation
  • Preferred seating at booking
  • Bonus points earning on Atmos-operated flights
  • CLEAR+ for $179 a year ($40 off the standard $219)

Atmos Gold

40,000 status points

  • oneworld Sapphire status (international business-class lounge access on oneworld carriers when flying internationally)
  • All Silver benefits plus higher upgrade priority
  • 2 free checked bags
  • Priority check-in, security, and boarding
  • Complimentary same-day flight changes
  • CLEAR+ for $179 a year ($40 off the standard $219)

Atmos Platinum

80,000 status points

  • oneworld Emerald status (First-class lounge access on oneworld carriers worldwide)
  • Top-tier upgrade priority on Atmos-operated flights
  • 3 free checked bags
  • Guest passes for Alaska Lounge access
  • Higher bonus points earning on Atmos-operated flights
  • CLEAR+ for $179 a year ($40 off the standard $219)

Atmos Titanium

135,000 status points

  • oneworld Emerald status
  • Highest upgrade priority on Atmos
  • Additional Alaska Lounge guest passes and enhanced concierge-style perks
  • Enhanced bonus points earning on Atmos-operated flights
  • Most exclusive perks Atmos publishes; full benefit list continues to expand as the program matures through 2026
  • CLEAR+ for $129 a year ($90 off the standard $219)

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 →

Atmos doesn't operate lounges directly, the carriers do. Alaska Lounges are at SEA, ANC, PDX, LAX, SFO, and JFK; the Plumeria Lounge is the Hawaiian-operated lounge at HNL; oneworld partner lounges open up via tier status when flying internationally on oneworld metal.

Status-based access:

  • Atmos Silver (oneworld Ruby), no general lounge access
  • Atmos Gold (oneworld Sapphire), international oneworld business-class lounges when flying any oneworld carrier internationally
  • Atmos Platinum / Titanium (oneworld Emerald), international oneworld First-class lounges worldwide

Co-brand card access:

  • Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Infinite (Bank of America), 8 Alaska Lounge single-visit passes per year + 8 lounge Wi-Fi passes
  • Alaska Lounge+ membership remains available as a standalone purchase for unlimited Alaska Lounge entry

Day passes: Alaska Lounge sells single-visit day passes at the door (price subject to change; check alaskaair.com for current rates), subject to capacity, valid same-day with a ticketed boarding pass for any Alaska or partner flight departing that day. Saver fares (Alaska's discount-economy fare) are excluded from purchasing day passes.

For carrier-operated lounge details, locations, amenities, and partner-lounge maps, see the Alaska Airlines page and Hawaiian Airlines page.

How to spend

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

The smart-money plays.

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  • Atmos-operated flights (Alaska + Hawaiian metal across the West Coast, Hawaii, the Pacific, and limited transcontinental). Pricing is dynamic-ish based on cash fare; sweet spots remain on West Coast to Hawaii.
  • oneworld partner awards at distance-based prices: this is where the chart shines. American, British Airways, JAL, Cathay Pacific, Qantas, Iberia, Finnair, Malaysia, Royal Jordanian, Royal Air Maroc, Fiji Airways, and more.
  • Non-oneworld partners also earn and redeem: Aer Lingus, Air Tahiti Nui, Condor, Hainan, Icelandair, Korean Air, Philippine Airlines and STARLUX.
  • Inter-island Hawaii flights at 4,500 points one-way after the 2026 reduction, one of the strongest inter-island award rates in points.
  • Alaska / Hawaiian-branded hotel and car booking portal at fixed cents-per-point rates. Not a sweet spot; mostly for emergency burns or topping off a stash.
  • Companion Fare (via the Summit and Ascent co-brand cards), not a points redemption itself, but the highest-leverage cardholder benefit and effectively a permanent two-for-one on Atmos metal.
  • Philippine Airlines business class to Manila from 75,000 points one-way (Seattle and Honolulu; 85,000 from Los Angeles and New York). Redemptions went live in 2026 and are bookable on alaskaair.com, with wide availability reported into 2027. Atmos points transfer in from Bilt Rewards.

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: Change or cancel most Atmos Rewards award tickets yourself at alaskaair.com or in the app under "Manage trip," right up until departure. Saver award fares can't be changed except for same-day confirmed changes.
  • Fees: Atmos Rewards eliminated award redeposit and cancellation fees, so getting your points back is free for every member, anytime before departure, no elite status or Alaska card required. The one cost to know: on partner award flights (non-Alaska/Hawaiian), the $20-per-person, each-way booking fee is non-refundable, so you keep your points but lose that fee if you cancel. Booking a new award through an Alaska call center adds a nonrefundable $30 service charge per person for tickets booked from July 2, 2026. Atmos Gold and Platinum members do not pay it, and there is no charge for booking online.
  • If your flight is delayed or changed: If Alaska significantly changes your schedule or cancels your flight, you can rebook onto another Alaska flight or get a refund at no charge. Alaska's contract of carriage (revised August 25, 2026) counts a flight as significantly delayed or changed in cases that include being scheduled to depart or arrive three or more hours earlier or later than the original time, using a different airport, being downgraded to a lower class of service, or having more connection points. The Atmos Rewards terms say travel on award tickets is subject to the tariff, contract of carriage, ticket terms and travel re-accommodation policies of the operating carrier. Alaska's flexible travel page says that when a schedule change moves your flight by more than one hour, you can change online to a flight up to 1 day earlier or later, or cancel online for a refund to your original form of payment. If Alaska cancels the flight, you can change online up to 7 days earlier or later. To qualify for that refund you must have an active reservation on the impacted flight.
  • Same-day changes: Same-day confirmed changes and standby are available under Alaska's normal rules.
  • 24-hour rule: Cancel for a full refund within 24 hours of booking, as long as you booked at least 24 hours before departure.
  • No-show warning: If you don't cancel before departure, you forfeit the points, so cancel first even if plans fall through.
  • Does status or a card help?: Redeposits are already free for everyone, so status doesn't matter there. The Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Infinite card waives the partner award booking fee for awards booked from the primary cardholder's Atmos account when the award taxes and fees are paid with that card, even if the cardholder is not traveling, the one card perk that touches this.

Tips & quirks

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

The fine print, decoded.

Spill the gotchas →

Key rules

  • Points don't expire. Atmos Rewards points have no expiration date and can stay in your account indefinitely, as long as the program itself has not been terminated. Status points are separate and reset on December 31. Stash points for years without losing them.
  • Stopover rule preserved from legacy Mileage Plan: 1 free stopover on a one-way award, 2 on a round-trip. Excluded on intra-region awards (within Europe, within Asia). Massive multi-city trip unlock at single-segment pricing.
  • Distance-based partner award chart preserved. Atmos-operated flights moved toward dynamic pricing, but oneworld partners and non-alliance partners (Hainan, STARLUX, Korean) still price by miles flown, not by cash fare. This is the structural advantage that makes the program potentially valuable for distance-chart learners.
  • Single Operating Certificate (SOC) achieved October 2025 for Alaska + Hawaiian under one FAA certificate.

Earning & status

  • 2026 raised the qualification thresholds at the top of the chart. Platinum and Titanium both moved up versus their pre-2026 levels; if you were chasing top-tier on legacy MVP Gold 75K math, the bar is meaningfully higher under Atmos.
  • Hawaiian Airlines co-brand cards (Barclays) face an uncertain post-merger future. New applicants are being routed toward the Atmos Bank of America cards. Existing Barclays Hawaiian Mastercard holders keep the card for now.
  • Universal earn rates (2026 program simplification). Previously distance-based with per-partner variation, now earning 100% of miles flown (Economy) or 250% of distance flown (Business class) on partner awards (with some exceptions; confirm current rates for specific partners). Book the partner directly on alaskaair.com or hawaiianair.com to maximize earning. This is a major shift from the legacy Mileage Plan partner-by-partner earn-rate chart and one of the more straightforward earning structures among US-airline loyalty programs in 2026.
  • 2026 threshold increases: Atmos Platinum 75K -> 80K status points (~7%); Atmos Titanium 100K -> 135K (~35%). Members who earned the prior tier in 2025 received 5K / 20K rollover status points in February 2026.
  • Choose how you earn, starting October 1, 2026. From October 1, 2026, you can pick how you earn both points and status points on flights departing on or after January 1, 2027: by distance (1 point per mile flown), by price paid (5 points per $1, not counting taxes and fees), or by segment (500 points per segment flown). Choosing is optional. Current members who do nothing keep earning by distance, and members who join on or after January 1, 2027 earn by price paid unless they pick otherwise. You can switch once per calendar year, and the switch applies to future trips only. It covers Alaska, Hawaiian and partner flights; credit card and partner earning stays the same.
  • CLEAR+ discount for Atmos members (announced August 27, 2026, no end date). CLEAR+ normally costs $219 a year. Atmos Titanium members pay $129 ($90 off); Silver, Gold and Platinum members pay $179 ($40 off); members without status pay $209 ($10 off). Enroll or add your Atmos Rewards number on CLEAR's Atmos partner page.

Transfers & sharing

  • Free points sharing is locked behind select cards. Any member can transfer points to another member for $10 per 1,000 points, but free sharing across a network of up to ten other Atmos members is limited to holders of the Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Infinite, select Hawaiian Airlines cards and the Bankoh Hawaiian Airlines Visa Debit card. Free-tier members and Ascent cardholders do not get it. If free sharing matters to your strategy, see the Summit card page for current fee details.
  • Cathay Pacific and JAL First-class award availability has been notoriously thin since the merger. Sources consistently report phantom inventory, search before transferring points in, and confirm specific dates before booking. If you see space at a sweet-spot price, book first and plan around it.
  • Transferable-currency pipeline is unusually thin. Only Bilt Rewards and Marriott Bonvoy transfer to Atmos, no Amex, Chase, Capital One, or Citi. If your household runs on one of those four flexible currencies, you cannot top up Atmos directly. Earn through Atmos-operated flights, the Bank of America Atmos co-brand cards, or shopping/dining portals.
  • Bank of America transfers are coming in 2027. Alaska has said that in 2027 customers with eligible Bank of America cards will be able to transfer points into Atmos Rewards. The cards, ratio and start date have not been announced.
  • Outbound transfers exist but are gated. Atmos points can transfer out to Marriott Bonvoy, IHG One Rewards, Wyndham, Preferred Hotels, and Shangri-La Circle, primarily available to Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Infinite cardholders.
  • Families on the Go gives back 20% on kids' award flights. Join the free Families on the Go community and Atmos returns 20% of the points you spend on award flights for children 12 and under, once the trip is completed. Only the adult redeeming points has to be a member, and you must be in the community on the day you travel, no matter when you booked. It covers up to 7 children on one reservation, on Alaska, Hawaiian, Horizon, SkyWest and partner award flights. The 20% is figured on the points for the kids' seats only, never taxes or fees, and generally lands within 24 hours after the trip. There is no cap on how often it applies, but Atmos can change or end it at any time. You can be in one community at a time and switch once per calendar year.
  • Global Locals adds status points to Bilt and Marriott transfers. Join the free Global Locals community and you earn 1 status point for every 25 base Atmos points you receive from Bilt or Marriott Bonvoy. Transfer bonuses do not count. You can be in one community at a time, with one selection per calendar year.

Program history

  • HawaiianMiles fully absorbed into Atmos October 1, 2025 at 1:1 conversion.
  • Japan Airlines to Japan is a top Mileage Plan value. JAL economy awards are among the cheapest ways to reach Asia, and since Alaska's global-award expansion, JAL premium economy is now bookable too - priced about 30% above the economy rate (per Alaska's newsroom). Alaska does not publish exact per-route Japan mileage, so confirm the rate in the award tool before booking.
  • New earn partner: Jetstar (2026): Earn Atmos Rewards points on eligible Jetstar flights across Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Southeast Asia when booked through Alaska or Hawaiian.
  • Lap infants on Alaska and Hawaiian long-haul international awards pay only taxes. On a long-haul international Atmos Rewards award flown on Alaska or Hawaiian, a lap infant pays only the international taxes, with no points. You have to call Atmos Rewards to add the infant, since it cannot be done online. Paid cash international tickets still charge 10% of the adult fare, and domestic lap infants were already free.

Cards that earn into Atmos Rewards

Cards that earn Atmos Rewards directly, or that transfer into it from a flexible-currency program.

Frequently asked questions

  • Do Atmos Rewards points expire? No, Atmos Rewards points have no expiration date and can stay in your account indefinitely, as long as the program itself has not been terminated. Status points are separate and expire on December 31 each year.
  • Which credit card points transfer to Atmos Rewards? Among the major US flexible currencies, only Bilt Rewards (1:1) and Marriott Bonvoy (3:1) transfer in. Amex, Chase, Capital One, and Citi do not transfer to Atmos directly.
  • Can you choose how you earn Atmos Rewards points on flights? Yes. Starting October 1, 2026, you can choose to earn points and status points by distance (1 point per mile flown), price paid (5 points per $1, excluding taxes and fees) or segments flown (500 points per segment) on flights departing on or after January 1, 2027. Current members who do not choose keep earning by distance, and you can change your choice once per calendar year for future trips only.
  • What airline alliance is Atmos Rewards part of? oneworld. Alaska is a longtime member and Hawaiian joined on April 23, 2026, so Atmos is fully aligned with oneworld. It also keeps non-oneworld partners such as Hainan, STARLUX, and Korean Air.
  • How many points is JAL business class to Japan with Atmos Rewards? Atmos starts JAL business class to Japan at 60,000 points one way for routes of 3,001 to 5,000 miles, such as Seattle, and 75,000 points for 5,001 to 7,000 miles, such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas and New York. The exact price shows when you search your dates.
  • What elite status do Atmos Rewards tiers give in oneworld? Atmos Silver is oneworld Ruby, Gold is Sapphire, and Platinum and Titanium are Emerald. Emerald unlocks oneworld lounge access, including First class lounges, on qualifying international oneworld itineraries, subject to oneworld access rules.
  • Can you share Atmos Rewards points with family? Yes, but free sharing needs certain cards. Any member can transfer points to another member for $10 per 1,000 points, while holders of the Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Infinite and select Hawaiian Airlines cards can share free across a network of up to 10 other Atmos members. There is no single combined family balance.
  • Does Atmos Rewards give points back on kids' award flights? Yes, if you join the free Families on the Go community. Atmos returns 20% of the points spent on award flights for children 12 and under, with no cap, as long as you are a member on your travel date. You can be in one community at a time.
  • Do Bilt or Marriott transfers earn Atmos status points? Only if you join the free Global Locals community. Members earn 1 status point for every 25 base Atmos points they receive from Bilt or Marriott Bonvoy, and transfer bonuses do not count.

Alerts

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Sign-Up Bonus

The Atmos Rewards Ascent Visa Is Offering Up to 80,000 Bonus Points

The Ascent Visa offers 60,000 bonus points after $3,000 in 90 days, plus 20,000 more and a $99 Companion Fare after $5,000 in the same 90 days. No end date is posted.

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Sign-Up Bonus

Atmos Rewards Business Card Offers 70,000 Points and a Companion Fare

New Atmos Rewards Visa Signature Business cardholders can earn 70,000 bonus points and a $99 Companion Fare after $4,000 in purchases within 90 days. The offer is limited time.

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Sign-Up Bonus

The Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Raises Its Welcome Offer

The Summit Visa Infinite is offering 100,000 bonus points plus a 25,000 point Global Companion Award after $6,000 in purchases within 90 days. The offer is limited time and has no posted end date.

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Program Change

Atmos Families on the Go Gives Back 20% of Points on Kids' Award Flights

Join the free Families on the Go community and Atmos returns 20% of the points on award flights for kids 12 and under, with no cap. A bonus points challenge runs through December 31, 2027.

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Partner Change

Alaska Airlines Plans to Join American's Atlantic and Pacific Joint Businesses

American and Alaska announced on September 29, 2026 that Alaska intends to join American's Atlantic and Pacific Joint Businesses, pending regulatory approval.

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Program Change

Atmos Rewards Will Let You Choose How You Earn, Starting October 1

From October 1, 2026, Atmos Rewards members can choose to earn by distance flown, price paid, or number of flights, for travel from January 1, 2027. Members who do nothing stay on distance.

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Program Change

Atmos Rewards Status Now Takes Up to $90 Off CLEAR+

CLEAR+ normally costs $219 a year. Atmos Rewards Titanium members now pay $129, Silver through Platinum pay $179, and members without status still get $10 off.

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Sweepstakes

Hawaiian Airlines Mastercard Is Drawing 100,000 Atmos Points Daily and 1,000,000 Monthly, With a Free Mail In Entry

Through December 31, 2026, a daily drawing awards 100,000 Atmos Rewards points and a monthly drawing awards 1,000,000 points plus $3,000 cash to help with taxes. Atmos Rewards members can enter with eligible Hawaiian Airlines Mastercard purchases or by mail, no purchase necessary.

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Limited Offer

Tour NYC Nightlife for 3,600 Atmos Points

Atmos Rewards has a fixed-price Bar Lounge and Rooftop Tour in Hell’s Kitchen for 3,600 points: a nightlife concierge guides your group through three or more bars and a rooftop lounge with complimentary admission and express entry.

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Partner Change

Atmos Rewards Now Books Philippine Airlines: A New Way to Reach Asia

Atmos Rewards (Alaska and Hawaiian) now books Philippine Airlines business class to Manila, from 75,000 points one-way, with award space wide open before American gains access.

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Industry News

Alaska's Seattle-to-Europe Push: London Live, Reykjavík May 28

Seattle now has a Dreamliner to London, and Reykjavík is next, timed for the August 2026 total solar eclipse. Daily nonstop service between Seattle and London Heathrow is live on a 787-9, with seasonal Iceland service starting May 28 on a 737-8 MAX. Atmos Rewards points book both routes, and oneworld partners including AAdvantage, Avios, and JAL Mileage Bank can earn and redeem on Alaska metal.

Alaska AirlinesAmerican AAdvantageAtmos RewardsAvios+2 more
Expires Nov 25Read
Program Change

Atmos Rewards Is Now the Home of HawaiianMiles

HawaiianMiles became Atmos Rewards on October 1, 2025. Balances converted 1 to 1, and status carried into the Atmos tiers.

Atmos Rewards
Expires Nov 21Read
Partner Change

Hawaiian Airlines Joins oneworld, and Atmos Members Earn and Redeem Across the Alliance

Hawaiian Airlines joined oneworld on April 23, 2026, as the alliance's 16th member and third US-based one, so Atmos members can earn and redeem across oneworld and oneworld Emerald, Sapphire and Ruby members get reciprocal status and lounge benefits on Hawaiian.

Atmos RewardsCathay Pacific Asia MilesAmerican AAdvantageQantas Frequent Flyer+4 more
Expires Nov 21Read

Last reviewed: October 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 Atmos Rewards 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.

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