Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs Analyst
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Alaska Airlines points are worth about 1.37 cents each on average, meaning 10,000 Alaska Airlines points are worth roughly $137. The value of Alaska Airlines points depends on how they are redeemed, and each point can be worth up to about 1.76 cents when redeemed for flights. You can use WalletHub’s Alaska Airlines Points Value Calculator to estimate the cash value of any number of points.
Alaska Airlines Points Value Range
| Value Type | Value (per point) |
| Minimum Value | 1.17 cents |
| Average Value | 1.37 cents |
| Maximum Value | 1.76 cents |
By aiming to redeem your points for values closer to the maximum, you can get the most out of your Alaska Airlines points, especially when booking award flights. You can see how the value of Alaska Airlines points compares with other airline loyalty programs in the table below.
Alaska Airlines Points vs. The Competition
| Rewards Program | Average Mile/Point Value | Value of 1,000 Miles/Points |
| 1.37 cents | $13.70 | |
| 1.49 cents | $14.90 | |
| 1.12 cents | $11.20 | |
| 1.49 cents | $14.90 | |
| 1.21 cents | $12.10 |
Values in the table assume you redeem for a flight.
One way to earn more Alaska Airlines points is by using an Alaska Airlines Card. In addition to the points you earn as a Alaska Airlines member, the card lets you earn extra points on purchases, including everyday spending. Once the points are credited to your Atmos Rewards account, you can redeem them toward flights and select other redemptions.
If you want to learn more, check out WalletHub's in-depth review about the Alaska Atmos Rewards program.
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