How much are 100,000 Alaska Atmos Rewards miles worth?

At the September 2026 valuations of 1.4 to 1.6 cents, 100,000 Atmos Rewards miles are worth about $1,400 to $1,600 in flights, and a partner business class award to Asia can return $3,000 or more.

Are Alaska miles the same as Hawaiian miles now?

Yes. Alaska and Hawaiian combined their programs into Atmos Rewards in 2025, so miles from either airline sit in one account and are valued the same.

How much are Alaska Atmos Rewards miles worth?

1.40¢ to 1.60¢ per mile across 5 published valuations in September 2026, a typical 1.51¢. That makes 100,000 miles worth about $1,510 in flights when used well.

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

What are your Alaska Atmos Rewards miles worth?

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

Balance

Low · 1.40¢: $1,400
Typical · 1.51¢: $1,510
High · 1.60¢: $1,600

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 (1.40¢)	Typical (1.51¢)	High (1.60¢)
50,000 miles	$700	$755	$800
100,000 miles	$1,400	$1,510	$1,600
250,000 miles	$3,500	$3,775	$4,000
500,000 miles	$7,000	$7,550	$8,000

Published valuations, September 2026

The Points Guy1.55¢
Upgraded Points1.60¢
Frequent Miler1.50¢
One Mile at a Time1.50¢
NerdWallet1.40¢
AwardWallet (member-reported average)Skewed toward premium-cabin awards; not included in the range.2.34¢

What redemptions actually return

Alaska and Hawaiian economy1.20¢ to 1.80¢
oneworld and partner business class3.0¢ to 6.0¢
Japan Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Qatar Airways and Starlux premium cabins from the partner charts, which have long been among the best in any program.
Domestic first class on Alaska1.50¢ to 2.50¢
Hotel bookings and merchandise0.60¢ to 1.0¢

Why Alaska Atmos Rewards miles are worth what they are

Alaska's program, renamed Atmos Rewards on August 20, 2025 when Alaska and Hawaiian combined their loyalty programs, has miles valued at 1.4 to 1.6 cents each in September 2026. That is the highest published figure for any US airline currency, ahead of American, and it reflects partner award charts that still deliver outsized value in premium cabins.

The strength is partner redemptions: Japan Airlines and Cathay Pacific business class to Asia, Qatar Airways Qsuite, and a long list of non-alliance partners including Starlux and Singapore Airlines. The miles are also unusually scarce, because Bilt and Marriott Bonvoy are the only mainstream transfer routes in, so most balances come from flying and the Bank of America co-branded cards. Scarcity keeps their value high and makes them attractive to buyers.

Atmos Rewards points do not expire, so there is no deadline forcing a decision. Read the Alaska Atmos Rewards program guide or get a quote for Atmos Rewards miles.

Ways to add miles

Bilt Rewards (1:1), Marriott Bonvoy (3:1) transfer into Alaska Atmos Rewards. The program is in oneworld. See the transfer partner matrix.

Alaska Atmos Rewards value FAQ

How much are 100,000 Alaska Atmos Rewards miles worth?: At the September 2026 valuations of 1.4 to 1.6 cents, 100,000 Atmos Rewards miles are worth about $1,400 to $1,600 in flights, and a partner business class award to Asia can return $3,000 or more.
Are Alaska miles the same as Hawaiian miles now?: Yes. Alaska and Hawaiian combined their programs into Atmos Rewards in 2025, so miles from either airline sit in one account and are valued the same.