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See which credit card points can book each flight on Google Flights PointRoutes shows you which credit card points can book the flights you're already searching for on Google Flights. Search any route on Google Flights and PointRoutes labels each flight with the transferable points programs that can book it — directly or through an airline partner. No more switching between award charts, transfer partner lists, and spreadsheets to figure out if your points work. For every flight, PointRoutes shows: • Which programs transfer directly to the operating airline (e.g. "Chase, Amex → United") • Which programs can book it through an alliance partner, and exactly which partner program to use (e.g. "Book via Oneworld partners: British Airways ← Chase, Amex, Citi") • A clear breakdown so you only see the programs that actually work for each path Supported points programs: Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, Capital One Miles, Citi ThankYou Points, Bilt Rewards, and Atmos Rewards (Alaska + Hawaiian). PointRoutes is built for people who want to use their points wisely without becoming an expert. It tells you what's possible — then you confirm award availability and book directly with the airline or program. Important: PointRoutes shows which programs partner with each airline. It does not guarantee award seat availability on any specific flight — always confirm before transferring points. Free, no account required. PointRoutes reads the Google Flights page you're viewing to add its labels and does not collect, store, or transmit your personal data. Explore where your points can take you at pointroutes.com.
Jul 9, 2026
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