Buy ANA miles, or let us book the seat.

We don't sell ANA miles right now: Mileage Club is one of the few we can't source at a standard worth standing behind. What we price instead is the finished seat. Tell us the route and dates, and your quote is one firm all-in dollar figure for the ticket, confirmed before any payment is made.

Plenty of sites will say yes. In practice Mileage Club miles are difficult to source at trustworthy scale, which is why we don't offer them: a cheap balance that gets a Mileage Club account flagged is no bargain. What we offer is the same outcome with less risk: the business or first class award seat itself, booked with ANA and ticketed in your own name. We are not affiliated with any airline or loyalty program.

There's no miles transfer on Mileage Club orders. Once you approve the quote we book the award, and ANA issues the ticket in your name. Your confirmation carries a booking reference you can verify with the airline directly.

Mileage Club is ANA's frequent flyer program, and you'll also see its miles called ANA points or All Nippon Airways miles. It's one currency whatever the name. We don't sell or transfer it: we book the award seat for you instead, ticketed in your own name.

Yes, one of the last fixed charts among the majors, with Low, Regular and High seasons. Business class Tokyo to North America runs 50,000 to 82,500 miles one way depending on season, 65,000 at Regular, and since June 2025 one-way awards book at half the round-trip rate. Find your season and route, then send them to us and we'll price the award.

36 months after earning, hard, with no activity reset. The practical answer is to buy for a booking you're ready to make: miles that arrive and get spent never meet the deadline.

Yes. Upgrade awards move eligible paid fares one cabin up: booking classes Y, B, M and U qualify, plus H on trips starting outside Japan, and there's no direct economy-to-First jump. Check your fare class first. Upgrades come out of your own Mileage Club balance; what we book is the award seat itself.

Yes, since June 2025, at exactly half the round-trip price. The old round-trip-only rule is gone, which finally makes topping up for a single long-haul leg practical. The round-the-world award retired in the same overhaul.

We'll confirm the accepted payment methods when we send your quote. Payment is always handled off this site.

Yes. We've completed 5,000+ transfers. You get a firm quote confirming your exact rate and delivery window before any payment is made, and the miles go into an account you already control.

Your account isn't involved at all, and that's the point. The ticket is booked and issued in your own name, so there is no transfer into your account and nothing for the program to question.