Which airlines does the reward flight finder search?

It searches each airline it covers that serves your route. This page lists the airlines that returned award seats in Award Travel Finder searches in the last 72 hours.

Is the reward flight finder free?

Yes. A free account includes a daily number of searches. Premium removes the daily limit and shows business and first class seats.

Why do I need an account to search?

Each search runs live against the airlines. The free account lets Award Travel Finder apply the daily search limit and save your routes and alerts.

Can it tell me when a reward seat opens?

Yes. A route monitor searches the earliest date you choose, and a flight alert searches the first 3 dates of your date range. Both notify you when seats appear.

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Reward flight finder

Award Travel Finder is a reward flight finder that searches one route and date across the airlines it covers that serve the route, instead of one airline website at a time. Results show the points price and cabin for each airline side by side. You can then set an award alert so the route is checked again for you. Searches need a free account.

Airlines returning award seats now

These airlines returned award seats in Award Travel Finder searches in the last 72 hours.

British Airways
Qatar Airways
Cathay Pacific
Virgin Atlantic
Emirates
Qantas
Alaska (ATMOS Rewards)
American Airlines
JetBlue
Southwest Airlines
Delta Air Lines
United Airlines
TAP Air Portugal
Turkish Airlines
Lufthansa
KLM
Etihad Airways
Breeze Airways
Aerolíneas Argentinas
Virgin Australia
Air Canada
Aeromexico
Avianca LifeMiles
SAS EuroBonus

Reward finders for one airline

How to use it

Enter the airport you fly from and the airport you fly to. Three-letter codes such as LHR or JFK work best.
Pick a date. Award Travel Finder searches each airline that serves the route on that date.
Compare the points price, cabin and airline for each result.
Set an award alert on the route if the seat you want is not there yet.

Tips

Each airline releases reward seats a set number of days before departure. Check the release windows page before you search far ahead.
Reward prices change by date on many airlines. Move your date by a few days and search again.
If a route shows nothing, try a nearby airport. Some airlines only search routes that touch their own hub.

Questions

Which airlines does the reward flight finder search?: It searches each airline it covers that serves your route. This page lists the airlines that returned award seats in Award Travel Finder searches in the last 72 hours.
Is the reward flight finder free?: Yes. A free account includes a daily number of searches. Premium removes the daily limit and shows business and first class seats.
Why do I need an account to search?: Each search runs live against the airlines. The free account lets Award Travel Finder apply the daily search limit and save your routes and alerts.
Can it tell me when a reward seat opens?: Yes. A route monitor searches the earliest date you choose, and a flight alert searches the first 3 dates of your date range. Both notify you when seats appear.