How much are 100,000 Flying Blue miles worth?

At the September 2026 valuations of 1.3 to 1.4 cents, 100,000 Flying Blue miles are worth about $1,300 to $1,400 in flights. A Promo Rewards business class award to Europe can return $2,500 or more.

Which credit cards transfer to Flying Blue?

American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Capital One, Citi ThankYou, Bilt and Wells Fargo all transfer to Flying Blue, usually at 1:1, and Marriott Bonvoy transfers at 3:1.

How much are Air France-KLM Flying Blue miles worth?

1.30¢ to 1.40¢ per mile across 4 published valuations in September 2026, a typical 1.33¢. That makes 100,000 miles worth about $1,330 in flights when used well.

Written and reviewed by the Points Plug team. Last reviewed September 22, 2026.

What are your Air France-KLM Flying Blue miles worth?

Enter a balance to see its value at the low, typical and high ends of published valuations.

Balance

Low · 1.30¢: $1,300
Typical · 1.33¢: $1,330
High · 1.40¢: $1,400

These are redemption values, what the miles save you on flights when used well. A cash offer is certain money now. Get an instant quote for 100,000 miles.

What common balances are worth

Balance	Low (1.30¢)	Typical (1.33¢)	High (1.40¢)
50,000 miles	$650	$665	$700
100,000 miles	$1,300	$1,330	$1,400
250,000 miles	$3,250	$3,325	$3,500
500,000 miles	$6,500	$6,650	$7,000

Published valuations, September 2026

The Points Guy1.40¢
Upgraded Points1.30¢
Frequent Miler1.30¢
One Mile at a Time1.30¢
AwardWallet (member-reported average)Skewed toward premium-cabin awards; not included in the range.2.24¢

What redemptions actually return

Promo Rewards to and from Europe2.0¢ to 4.0¢
Monthly discounts of 25 percent or more on selected routes.
Air France and KLM business class between the US and Europe2.0¢ to 3.50¢
Surcharges of a few hundred dollars apply.
Economy to Europe in low season1.30¢ to 2.0¢
Merchandise and Flying Blue Store0.50¢ to 0.80¢

Why Air France-KLM Flying Blue miles are worth what they are

Flying Blue miles are valued at 1.3 to 1.4 cents each in September 2026, with The Points Guy trimming its figure from 1.45 to 1.4 cents this year. Flying Blue is one of the most useful programs for transatlantic travel: awards are priced dynamically but within published ranges, business class to Europe is released more generously than on most competitors, and the monthly Promo Rewards can cut prices by a quarter or more.

Every major US bank program transfers to Flying Blue, usually with several bonuses a year, so it is easy to top up for a specific award and there is little reason to hold a large idle balance. Miles expire after 24 months without earning activity for members without status, though a flight, partner purchase or co-branded card transaction resets the clock.

Read the Flying Blue program guide or get a quote for Flying Blue miles.

Ways to add miles

Chase Ultimate Rewards (1:1), American Express Membership Rewards (1:1), Capital One miles (1:1), Citi ThankYou Points (1:1), Bilt Rewards (1:1), Wells Fargo Rewards (1:1), Marriott Bonvoy (3:1) transfer into Air France-KLM Flying Blue. The program is in SkyTeam. See the transfer partner matrix.

Air France-KLM Flying Blue value FAQ

How much are 100,000 Flying Blue miles worth?: At the September 2026 valuations of 1.3 to 1.4 cents, 100,000 Flying Blue miles are worth about $1,300 to $1,400 in flights. A Promo Rewards business class award to Europe can return $2,500 or more.
Which credit cards transfer to Flying Blue?: American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Capital One, Citi ThankYou, Bilt and Wells Fargo all transfer to Flying Blue, usually at 1:1, and Marriott Bonvoy transfers at 3:1.