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Award sweet spots · from India
Reachable only through a hotel hop — Marriott Bonvoy 3:1 + bonus (~2.4:1), Accor 2:1, or IHG 5:1 — all pouring points into TPG's lowest-valued airline mile (our house value ₹0.60). Fully dynamic since the Club Premier → Rewards rebrand, and it flies nowhere near India. The only redemptions worth the name are short-haul within the Americas and the occasional SkyTeam partner award; treat this as a currency to spend where you already are, never one to transfer into.
| Redemption | Points | Surcharge | Typical cash | ₹ / pt | vs index |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mexico domestic / Mexico ↔ US short-haul economy (one-way) | 8,000 | ₹0 | ₹8,500 | ₹1.06 | 1.8× |
| SkyTeam partner business to Europe / South America, low dynamic print (one-way) | 90,000 | ₹12,000 | ₹1,95,000 | ₹2.03 | 3.4× |
₹/pt = (typical cash − surcharge) ÷ points, computed only from sourced numbers — the build fails if a row's arithmetic doesn't. A dash means no honest cash anchor exists; the row's note below says why. Dynamic-priced programs are framed as “typical”, never guaranteed.
Chart-priced, not live seats. Every corridor behind this page is priced off published award charts — 39,855 options across 2,450 corridors. 37% of the 39,855 priced options on the board are stated estimates for programmes that publish no chart; they are marked ~ est. and never crowned the play. Nobody here can see whether a seat exists on your date — confirm the space with the programme before you transfer. Points that leave your issuer do not come back.
The program's least-bad use: a low-season short hop against a ~$100 fare, ~₹1.06/mile — above the ₹0.60 house value only because it's the cheapest award on offer. All-Americas routing, no India relevance. Dynamic, so this band evaporates on peak dates.
Feed it: Marriott Bonvoy 3:1 + bonus ≈ 2.4:1 · Accor 2:1 · IHG 5:1 — all value-negative into a ₹0.60 mile
On a rare low print a SkyTeam partner J seat clears ~₹2/mile, but surcharges are heavy and the fare only appears opportunistically. Non-India, and the transfer math (dynamic pricing on the lowest-valued mile we track) almost never survives contact with reality.
Feed it: Same hops — but transferring 90k in at 2.4:1 (≈216k bank points) to save on a non-India route is indefensible
No Indian card transfers into Aeroméxico Rewards directly. None of the 40 destinations our issuers actually reach — tracked in data/transfer-partners.yaml — is this program, so there is no direct ratio to print. The road in is a hop, and this is it: every chain the optimizer will actually walk, best chain per source currency, cheapest to mint first.
Every leg is a published route from data/partner-transfers.yaml; the ₹ figure is what one Aeroméxico Rewards point costs to mint at the source's house value. The full funnel for Aeroméxico Rewards →