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Seasonality and Required Mileage Charts for
ANA International Flight Awards

Information

Required Mileage

The number of miles required to redeem an award will vary depending on the departure and destination zones, the seasonality of the departure dates, and the class of service.

How to Confirm Required Mileage

STEP 1

Confirm the zones for the departure and destination points.

Confirm the zones for the departure and destination points.

STEP 2

Confirm departure date seasonalities.

See the seasonality charts to check the applicable season for your departure dates.

STEP 3

Confirm required mileage.

See the required mileage chart to check the number of miles required for your class of service.

Zones

Japan (Zone 1) Japan
South Korea, Russia 1 (Zone 2)
  • Seoul
  • Vladivostok
Asia 1 (Zone 3)
  • Beijing
  • Dalian
  • Shenyang
  • Qingdao
  • Shanghai
  • Hangzhou
  • Guangzhou
  • Xiamen
  • Chengdu
  • Wuhan
  • Shenzhen
  • Hong Kong
  • Taipei
  • Manila
Asia 2 (Zone 4)
  • Singapore
  • Bangkok
  • Ho Chi Minh City
  • Yangon
  • Jakarta
  • Mumbai
  • Delhi
  • Hanoi
  • Kuala Lumpur
  • Phnom Penh
  • Chennai
Hawaii (Zone 5) Honolulu
North America (Zone 6)
  • Los Angeles
  • San Francisco
  • Seattle
  • San Jose
  • Washington, D.C.
  • New York
  • Chicago
  • Houston
  • Vancouver
  • Mexico City
Europe, Russia 2 (Zone 7)
  • London
  • Paris
  • Frankfurt
  • Munich
  • Düsseldorf
  • Brussels
  • Vienna
  • Milan
  • Stockholm
  • Moscow
  • Istanbul
Oceania (Zone 10)
  • Sydney
  • Perth

Seasonality Charts

"L", "R" and "H" mean low, regular and high season respectively.

  • Departure and Destination: Japan, South Korea, Russia1 (Zone 2), Asia1 (Zone 3) or Asia2 (Zone 4)

    Year Low Season (L) Regular Season (R) High Season (H)
    In 2025
    • January 4 to January 27
    • April 1 to April 23
    • May 12 to June 30
    • December 1 to December 14
    • January 28 to March 31
    • July 1 to July 17
    • August 25 to November 30
    • January 1 to January 3
    • April 24 to May 11
    • July 18 to August 24
    • December 15 to December 31
    In 2026
    • January 5 to February 13
    • April 1 to April 28
    • May 11 to June 30
    • February 14 to March 31
    • July 1 to July 17
    • August 24 to December 20
    • January 1 to January 4
    • April 29 to May 10
    • July 18 to August 23
    • December 21 to December 31
    In 2027 January 5 to February 3 February 7 to March 31
    • January 1 to January 4
    • February 4 to February 6
  • Departure and Destination: Japan, North America (Zone 6) or Europe, Russia2 (Zone 7)

    Year Low Season (L) Regular Season (R) High Season (H)
    In 2025
    • January 4 to February 28
    • April 1 to April 23
    • March 1 to March 31
    • April 24
    • May 12 to July 17
    • August 25 to December 14
    • January 1 to January 3
    • April 25 to May 11
    • July 18 to August 24
    • December 15 to December 31
    In 2026
    • January 6 to February 28
    • April 1 to April 28
    • January 4 to January 5
    • March 1 to March 31
    • May 10 to July 15
    • August 24 to December 18
    • January 1 to January 3
    • April 29 to May 9
    • July 16 to August 23
    • December 19 to December 31
    In 2027 January 6 to February 28
    • January 4 to January 5
    • March 1 to March 31
    January 1 to January 3
  • Departure and Destination: Japan, Hawaii (Zone 5), or Oceania (Zone 10)

    Year Low Season (L) Regular Season (R) High Season (H)
    In 2025
    • January 4 to February 28
    • April 1 to April 23
    • May 12 to May 31
    • March 1 to March 31
    • April 24
    • June 1 to July 17
    • August 25 to December 14
    • January 1 to January 3
    • April 25 to May 11
    • July 18 to August 24
    • December 15 to December 31
    In 2026
    • January 7 to February 28
    • April 1 to April 27
    • May 10 to May 31
    • July 1 to July15
    • January 4 to January 6
    • March 1 to March 31
    • June 1 to June 30
    • August 24 to December 18
    • January 1 to January 3
    • April 28 to May 9
    • July 16 to August 23
    • December 19 to December 31
    In 2027 January 6 to February 28
    • January 4 to January 5
    • March 1 to March 31
    January 1 to January 3

Required Mileage Charts

Example of Required Mileage Confirmation (when seasonality differs for the outbound and return journeys)

Itinerary without Any Connections

  • *

    The symbol "-" indicates the destination.

Example: Tokyo - Los Angeles - Tokyo. Outbound: L season; Return: R Season; Traveling in Economy Class.
  • STEP 1 Confirm the zones for the departure and destination points.

    Confirm the departure and destination zones by using the zone chart for ANA international flight awards.

    Tokyo is in Japan (Zone 1). 

    Los Angeles is in North America (Zone 6).

  • STEP 2 Confirm departure date seasonalities.

    Confirm the seasonalities (low, regular or high) for the departure dates of both the outbound and return journeys by using the ANA International Flight Award Seasonality Chart. 

    The outbound journey (Tokyo to Los Angeles) is L (low season).

    The return journey (Los Angeles to Tokyo) is R (regular season). 

  • STEP 3 Confirm required mileage.

    Confirm the required mileage for the departure and destination zones, seasonalities, and classes of service by using the required mileage charts for ANA international flight awards.

    The outbound journey (Tokyo to Los Angeles) is 40,000 miles.

    The return journey (Los Angeles to Tokyo) is 50,000 miles.

    For this itinerary, the required mileage for both the outbound and return journeys are divided by 2, then totaled.

    Required Mileage (for Economy Class)

    (40,000 miles / 2 = 20,000 miles) + (50,000 miles / 2 = 25,000 miles) = 45,000 miles

Itinerary with a Connection

  • *

    The symbol "-" indicates the destination.

Example: Osaka - Tokyo*1 - Los Angeles - Tokyo*1 - Osaka. Outbound: L season; Return: R season; Traveling in Economy Class.
  • * 1

    Indicates a connection within 24 hours.

  • STEP 1 Confirm the zones for the departure and destination points.

    Confirm the departure and destination zones by using the zone chart for ANA international flight awards.

    Tokyo and Osaka are in Japan (Zone 1).

    Los Angeles is in North America (Zone 6).

  • STEP 2 Confirm departure date seasonalities.

    Confirm the seasonalities (low, regular or high) for the departure dates of both the outbound and return journeys by using the ANA International Flight Award Seasonality Chart. (Use the seasonality chart for flights between Japan and Europe/North America to determine the seasonalities for the first outbound sector (Osaka to Tokyo) and the first return sector (Los Angeles to Tokyo).)

    The first outbound sector (Osaka to Tokyo) is L (low season).

    The first return sector (Los Angeles to Tokyo) is R (regular season). 

  • STEP 3 Confirm required mileage.

    Confirm the required mileage for the departure and destination zones, seasonalities, and classes of service by using the required mileage charts for ANA international flight awards.

    Osaka (Zone 1) to Los Angeles (Zone 6) is 40,000 miles

    Los Angeles (Zone 6) to Tokyo (Zone 1) is 50,000 miles.

    For this itinerary, the required mileage for both the outbound and return journeys are divided by 2, then totaled.

    Required Mileage (for Economy Class)

    (40,000 miles / 2 = 20,000 miles) + (50,000 miles / 2 = 25,000 miles) = 45,000 miles

Please see the terms and conditions for itineraries containing several different zones and classes and other cases.