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Flights to Hawaii from the West Coast are between 2,001 - 3,000 miles and fall within Zone 4 on the Executive Club award chart.

When it comes to redeeming miles, American's award chart is zone - based, which means the cost depends on the regions you're flying from and to.

When it comes to redeeming miles, American's award chart is zone - based, which means the cost depends on the regions you're flying from and to.

Although many air mile programs treat Mexico as a part of the Central America / Caribbean award zone, FlyingBlue considers it in the same zone as the rest of the United States.

For example, a one - way flight from Los Angeles to Hong Kong is a distance of 7,260 miles, which makes it a Zone D award.

A return trip from Los Angeles to Hong Kong is 14,520 miles, a Zone 09 award.

* Destination changes to a different zone require a cancellation of the original award ticket (miles re-credited back to the account minus expired miles) and re - purchase / re-issue of a new ticket with a new validity period and destination.

Finally, you can also book round - trip economy awards from Zone 3 and Zone 5 for 25,000 KrisFlyer miles.

Singapore Airlines requires the fewest number of miles when booking economy class award tickets on Alaska Airlines from Zone 1 and Zone 2 at 24,000 and 23,000 miles, respectively.

To redeem this award, use the first chart and find flights with one - way flight distances less than 4,800 miles (falling into Zone 5).

To redeem this flight award, you must use the third award chart and calculate a one - way flight distance less than 4,800 miles to be within Zone 5.

For Emirates award flights, you should reference the first award chart; since the one - way distance is less than 7,000 flown miles, Zone 7 pricing applies.

These flights are less than 4,800 flown miles, so Zone 5 applies, meaning these awards cost 70,000 points in economy and 130,000 in business.

A business class ticket on Cathay Pacific between Los Angeles and Hong Kong falls into Asia Miles award Zone D (5,000 to 7,500 miles) and costs 120,000 miles per roundtrip.

Yet, a longer flight between Dallas and Hong Kong, which falls into the multicarrier award Zone 6 (7,501 to 9,000 miles), costs only 85,000 miles in business class.

When you use HawaiianMiles to book flights between Hawaii and the mainland, the lowest tier on the zone - based award system (i.e. Coach SuperSaver) results in a flat 40,000 miles round - trip, or 35,000 miles with their co-branded credit card.

This means you can use your miles for Aer Lingus, Iberia, and British Airways flights based on the standard six zone award chart.

Unfortunately, short flights within the United States start at 7,500 Avios, the award zone for flights ranging between 651 miles and 1,151 miles.

If you use their award zones right, you can get flights for as little as 5,000 miles.

Korean Air also considers Mexico, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands to be part of the same North America Award zone, so it charges the same 25,000 / 45,000 miles for awards to these destinations.

Award flights on Gulf Air - operated routes begin at 3,000 miles in economy and 6,000 miles in first class each way for destinations in zone one, the Middle East.

Award redemptions are determined with buckets of miles traveled, typically in increments of 500 on the lower end, 1,000 in the middle, and several thousand at the high end, rather than by geographic zones.

Since the sum of the one - way segments is less than 7,500 flown miles, award zone D applies and the round - trip will cost 120,000 Asia Miles in business class.

Since the sum of either the inbound or outbound segments is less than 7,500 miles one - way, award zone D would apply.

In this scenario, the first award chart zone F will apply, since the sum of one - way is greater than 10,000 flown miles.

The sum of either the inbound or outbound segments is less than 2,500 miles, thus award zone B will apply.

Since either the inbound or outbound segments are under 1,200 miles flown, award zone A will apply.

Distance - based: An award chart or price based on the number of miles the flight or itinerary travels, not the places or zones it travels between.

Award zones «S» and «A» are not applicable for Alaska Airlines flights to or from Mexico with sector distances of less than 1,200 miles.

A one - way award from Zone 1 to Zone 4 will cost you only 12,000 KrisFlyer miles.

Because of its close partnership with American Airlines, you can use Avios to book pretty much any American flight for a fraction of the miles, since the Executive Club uses distance - based awards rather than zone - based awards.

For example, from JFK to BER it's only 3,973 miles so that puts you in award zone which is 45,000 miles one way.

The airline uses a zone - based award chart, and the value of the miles will vary, based on the dates booked.

This itinerary works out to be only 8,887 flown miles, placing it award zone 6 of the Oneworld multi-carrier chart.

The best uses of Asia miles expand from here into essentially any lengthy multi-stop itinerary in the sweet spots of zones 10 and 11 of the Oneworld award chard.

The zone 3 award for 25,000 miles round - trip can also be a bargain, for example a flight between the west coast and any of the Hawaiian islands or between Boston and Ireland is just 25K miles round - trip with no fuel surcharges.

Just 9,000 miles for a round - trip zone 1 or 15,000 miles for zone 2 short - haul award.

Since US Airways has different regional definitions, China and Hong Kong, which are in US Air's North Asia region, end up being cheaper to book as first class awards with US Air miles, than with American, which places them in Asia Zone 2.

Just 9,000 miles for a round - trip zone 1 or 15,000 miles for zone 2 short - haul awards can be an incredible use of miles.

Moving on to the more expensive «Jump» zone of the award chart, a nonstop flight from Chicago (ORD) to LAX is 1,744 miles, meaning award tickets start at 10,000 miles.