Fly business without
becoming a points expert
Ascent finds the best way to use your points and alerts you when a seat opens.
What we figure out for you.
New York to Paris, in business class. One illustrative trip.
Why look beyond your card portal?
The same cabin can cost far fewer points through an airline program. We find those award-seat options.
Same flight. Same business-class cabin.
Can your points get you there?
Not every card transfers to every airline. For this flight, eligible Chase points can become Flying Blue miles.
Can a bonus lower the cost?
We factor in live transfer bonuses and transfer rules, so you know how many card points you actually need.
11,000 fewer card points. Same seat. Example bonus.
We watch for the seat.
When a seat matches your trip, get an alert with the next steps: which points to transfer, how many, and where to book.
You make the transfer and booking.
- Transfer
- 42,000 Chase points to Flying Blue
- Book
- Air France through Flying Blue
52,500 miles + fees · With the example bonus above
Illustrative examples · Example details
Not live availability or offers. Partner eligibility varies by card. The hypothetical 25% bonus assumes a 1:1 base ratio and 1,000-point transfer increments. Without a bonus, transferring 53,000 points covers the 52,500-mile seat with 500 miles left over. The hypothetical New York–Paris portal example assumes a $4,000 fare at 1¢ per point; award taxes and fees are additional. Transfers aren’t always better. Check availability and terms before transferring; transfers are generally irreversible.