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Capital One Miles Transfer Partners

Capital One miles transfer to a long list of airlines, most of them at 1:1, which makes the math unusually simple. The program is airline-heavy: the hotel partners are few and none of them is Hyatt. Capital One is a good second currency precisely because it reaches carriers the other banks do not.

Airline partners
19
Hotel partners
4
Default valuation
1.85¢

Live transfer bonuses

PartnerBonusExpires
Virgin Red +30% 2026-11-20
Air France/KLM Flying Blue +20% 2026-11-30
Copa ConnectMiles +30% 2026-12-01

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Airline partners

Airline program Ratio Books within Notes
British Airways Club (Avios) 1:1 Oneworld Direct partner is British Airways. Iberia and Aer Lingus are reachable only by moving Avios again once they are with BA.
Air Canada Aeroplan 1:1 Star Alliance
Air France/KLM Flying Blue 1:1 SkyTeam
Turkish Miles & Smiles 1:1 Star Alliance
Singapore KrisFlyer 1:1 Star Alliance
Avianca LifeMiles 1:1 Star Alliance
Aeromexico Rewards 1:1 —
Cathay Pacific Asia Miles 1:1 —
Etihad Guest 1:1 —
Finnair Plus 1:1 —
Qantas Frequent Flyer 1:1 —
Qatar Privilege Club (Avios) 1:1 —
TAP Air Portugal Miles&Go 1:1 —
Virgin Red 1:1 —
EVA Air Infinity MileageLands 4:3 —
JAL Mileage Bank 4:3 —
JetBlue TrueBlue 5:3 No alliance
Emirates Skywards 4:3 No alliance
Copa ConnectMiles 4:3 — Live 2026-11-02: 1,000 miles become 750 ConnectMiles.

The alliance column is what makes a partner useful beyond its own aircraft: miles in a Star Alliance program book Star Alliance metal, so one transfer can reach carriers you will never hold points with directly. Airline alliances explained →

Hotel partners

Hotel programRatioNotes
Wyndham Rewards 1:1
Choice Privileges 1:1
Preferred Hotels I Prefer 1:2
ALL Accor Live Limitless 2:1

What these points are worth

The 1.85¢ figure above is a starting default, not our calculation. It comes from The Points Guy's published valuations, used because a public, documented baseline is more useful than a number we invented. What a point is actually worth is whatever you redeem it for. Our methodology page draws that line and shows the arithmetic.

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