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Washington to Tokyo on points

25,000 pts cheapest economy · ANA Mileage Club IAD → NRT great-circle 10,843 km · 6,737 mi 4 programs priced as of

Washington → Tokyo on points: 10 options across the alliance backbones our cards can reach. Aeroplan's fixed band only applies to partners outside its dynamic Select column, so the Aeroplan row here is ANA nonstop from Tokyo-Haneda, banded on the 6,767 miles that routing actually flies, AAdvantage prices the oneworld routing off its region chart, and Flying Blue covers SkyTeam dynamically. The verified charts crown THE PLAY; the dynamic row is shown as an honest estimate.

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Economy

The play · economy

ANA Mileage Club

All Nippon Airways own metal from NRT, region award — via YYZ

25,000 pts
surcharge not published
₹25,000 all-in at house ₹

Which card mints this?

+7 more ways in — the full funnel, ratios and ₹/mile side by side →

Program Metal / routing Points Surcharge All-in ₹ vs play
ANA Mileage Club the play All Nippon Airways own metal from NRT, region award — via YYZ 25,000 — ₹25,000 the play
American Airlines AAdvantage oneworld partner metal, AAdvantage region award — via ORD, or Alaska Airlines via SEA, or American Airlines via DFW 35,000 — ₹35,000 1.4×
Air France-KLM Flying Blue KLM / SkyTeam metal, Flying Blue (dynamic) — via ICN, or Aeroméxico via MEX ~40,000 est. — ₹40,000 1.6×
Air Canada Aeroplan ANA nonstop (Tokyo-Haneda, not Narita) — the fixed "All other partners" Aeroplan cell, 6,767 mi flown — or Air Canada via YYZ 50,000 — ₹50,000 2.0×

Business

The play · business

ANA Mileage Club

All Nippon Airways own metal from NRT, region award — via YYZ

52,500 pts
surcharge not published
₹52,500 all-in at house ₹

Which card mints this?

+7 more ways in — the full funnel, ratios and ₹/mile side by side →

Program Metal / routing Points Surcharge All-in ₹ vs play
ANA Mileage Club the play All Nippon Airways own metal from NRT, region award — via YYZ 52,500 — ₹52,500 the play
American Airlines AAdvantage oneworld partner metal, AAdvantage region award — via ORD, or Alaska Airlines via SEA, or American Airlines via DFW 60,000 — ₹60,000 1.1×
Air Canada Aeroplan ANA nonstop (Tokyo-Haneda, not Narita) — the fixed "All other partners" Aeroplan cell, 6,767 mi flown — or Air Canada via YYZ 85,000 — ₹85,000 1.6×
Air France-KLM Flying Blue KLM / SkyTeam metal, Flying Blue (dynamic) — via ICN, or Aeroméxico via MEX ~95,000 est. — ₹95,000 1.8×

First

The play · first

American Airlines AAdvantage

oneworld partner metal, AAdvantage region award — via ORD, or Alaska Airlines via SEA, or American Airlines via DFW

80,000 pts
surcharge not published
₹80,000 all-in at house ₹

Which card mints this?

+7 more ways in — the full funnel, ratios and ₹/mile side by side →

Program Metal / routing Points Surcharge All-in ₹ vs play
American Airlines AAdvantage the play oneworld partner metal, AAdvantage region award — via ORD, or Alaska Airlines via SEA, or American Airlines via DFW 80,000 — ₹80,000 the play
Air Canada Aeroplan ANA nonstop (Tokyo-Haneda, not Narita) — the fixed "All other partners" Aeroplan cell, 6,767 mi flown — or Air Canada via YYZ 120,000 — ₹1,20,000 1.5×

All-in ₹ = points × the program's house value (valuation index) + the sourced one-way surcharge; a dash means the carrier doesn't publish it and the ranking counts it ₹0 — the row's note carries the caveat. That surcharge is the airline's own cash charge on an award — YQ, as the notes below call it — and it is not the fuel-surcharge waiver your credit card advertises: that one hands back a hundred rupees or two at a petrol pump, this one runs to tens of thousands and decides whether the award is worth taking at all. “Dynamic” and estimated (~… est.) rows never compete for the play — the crown is always a verified, bookable price. Feed-ins come from the same transfer data as the optimizer, multi-hop chains included.

Chart-priced, not live seats. These prices are read off each programme’s published award chart and valued at our own house ₹/point. 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 cash on top of the miles. Air France-KLM Flying Blue states that a carrier-imposed surcharge is charged on an award. American Airlines AAdvantage makes you liable for one if the operating airline levies it, without saying whether it does. Air Canada Aeroplan states it adds none on its own metal. Government taxes and airport charges are payable in every case. Almost no programme publishes the amount, so the desk carries each one’s policy in its own words — on its programme hub — rather than a number nobody published. 1 other programme priced here publishes nothing the desk could read.

Row by row

10 options · 4 sourced charts
Economy

ANA Mileage Club

the play 25,000 pts

All Nippon Airways own metal from NRT, region award — via YYZ

All Nippon AirwaysAir Canada Star Alliance

All Nippon Airways own-metal Washington→Tokyo. Figures are ANA's own published zone chart for ANA-operated flights, REGULAR season, halved from ANA's round-trip chart to a one-way equivalent (ANA still publishes round-trip; one-way is sold at exactly half). Low season runs roughly 8-12% cheaper and high season 5-10% dearer. ANA passes full carrier-imposed fuel surcharges on its own awards - heaviest on Europe and North America, lighter within Asia - so budget cash on top. First is listed only on the flagship 777-300ER 'The Suite' routes (London, Frankfurt, New York); ANA's chart prices First in other zones, but the metal on those routes has no First cabin. A valid All Nippon Airways routing is assumed.

Feed it: 60,000 Amex Membership Rewards (2.4:1 via Marriott Bonvoy) · 120,000 RBL Reward Points (4.8:1 via Club ITC → Marriott Bonvoy) · 40,000 RBL Reward Points (Nova/Lumière) (1.6:1 via Club ITC → Marriott Bonvoy)

as of 10xtravel.com
Economy

American Airlines AAdvantage

35,000 pts

oneworld partner metal, AAdvantage region award — via ORD, or Alaska Airlines via SEA, or American Airlines via DFW

Alaska AirlinesAmerican Airlines oneworld

AAdvantage prices partner awards on a fixed region-to-region chart. A valid oneworld routing is assumed.

Feed it: 105,000 Amex Membership Rewards (3:1 via Marriott Bonvoy) · 210,000 RBL Reward Points (6:1 via Club ITC → Marriott Bonvoy) · 70,000 RBL Reward Points (Nova/Lumière) (2:1 via Club ITC → Marriott Bonvoy)

as of aa.com
Economy

Air France-KLM Flying Blue

~40,000 pts est.

KLM / SkyTeam metal, Flying Blue (dynamic) — via ICN, or Aeroméxico via MEX

KLMKorean AirAeroméxico SkyTeam

Flying Blue prices dynamically — no fixed chart. Air France/KLM pass carrier (YQ) surcharges on own metal — typically €90–110 economy / €200–300 business one-way long-haul; intra-region SkyTeam ~€15–40. Typical one-way economy runs 32k–55k; award space and travel date drive the real number.

Estimate Dynamic program — estimate is the typical one-way level for this region-pair (range 32k–55k); not a fixed chart price, and never crowned THE PLAY.

Feed it: 40,000 HDFC Reward Points (1:1) · 20,000 Axis EDGE Miles (1:2) · 40,000 HSBC Reward Points (1:1)

as of flyingblue.com
Economy

Air Canada Aeroplan

50,000 pts

ANA nonstop (Tokyo-Haneda, not Narita) — the fixed "All other partners" Aeroplan cell, 6,767 mi flown — or Air Canada via YYZ

All Nippon AirwaysAir Canada Star Alliance

Re-metalled 2026-08-01. The old row named Air Canada while asserting a fixed chart cell, and Air Canada sits in the DYNAMIC column, so that cell never applied to its metal. Aeroplan's chart prints two rows per band: a dynamic "Starting at" floor for "Air Canada and/or Select Partners" (United Airlines, Emirates, Flydubai, Etihad Airways, Canadian North, Calm Air, Bearskin and PAL), and one fixed number for "All other partners". ANA flies Tokyo–Washington Dulles nonstop from HANEDA — 6,767 miles, the same 5,001–7,500-mile band the old great-circle read. Priced on the 5,001–7,500-mile North America–Pacific band at the flown distance this routing actually covers, 6,767 mi. The band does not move, so the price is UNCHANGED at 50,000 economy / 85,000 business / 120,000 First. The Air Canada option the old row leaned on is still bookable, but it prices off the dynamic column's "Starting at" floor for the 5,001–7,500-mile band (45,000 economy / 85,000 business / 110,000 First) — a floor that climbs with demand, never a number we can promise.

Feed it: 25,000 Axis EDGE Miles (1:2) · 50,000 SBI Travel Credits (1:1) · 125,000 Axis EDGE Reward Points (5:2)

as of aircanada.com
Business

ANA Mileage Club

the play 52,500 pts

All Nippon Airways own metal from NRT, region award — via YYZ

All Nippon AirwaysAir Canada Star Alliance

All Nippon Airways own-metal Washington→Tokyo. Figures are ANA's own published zone chart for ANA-operated flights, REGULAR season, halved from ANA's round-trip chart to a one-way equivalent (ANA still publishes round-trip; one-way is sold at exactly half). Low season runs roughly 8-12% cheaper and high season 5-10% dearer. ANA passes full carrier-imposed fuel surcharges on its own awards - heaviest on Europe and North America, lighter within Asia - so budget cash on top. First is listed only on the flagship 777-300ER 'The Suite' routes (London, Frankfurt, New York); ANA's chart prices First in other zones, but the metal on those routes has no First cabin. A valid All Nippon Airways routing is assumed.

Feed it: 127,500 Amex Membership Rewards (2.43:1 via Marriott Bonvoy) · 255,000 RBL Reward Points (4.86:1 via Club ITC → Marriott Bonvoy) · 85,000 RBL Reward Points (Nova/Lumière) (1.62:1 via Club ITC → Marriott Bonvoy)

as of 10xtravel.com
Business

American Airlines AAdvantage

60,000 pts

oneworld partner metal, AAdvantage region award — via ORD, or Alaska Airlines via SEA, or American Airlines via DFW

Alaska AirlinesAmerican Airlines oneworld

AAdvantage prices partner awards on a fixed region-to-region chart. A valid oneworld routing is assumed.

Feed it: 180,000 Amex Membership Rewards (3:1 via Marriott Bonvoy) · 360,000 RBL Reward Points (6:1 via Club ITC → Marriott Bonvoy) · 120,000 RBL Reward Points (Nova/Lumière) (2:1 via Club ITC → Marriott Bonvoy)

as of aa.com
Business

Air Canada Aeroplan

85,000 pts

ANA nonstop (Tokyo-Haneda, not Narita) — the fixed "All other partners" Aeroplan cell, 6,767 mi flown — or Air Canada via YYZ

All Nippon AirwaysAir Canada Star Alliance

Re-metalled 2026-08-01. The old row named Air Canada while asserting a fixed chart cell, and Air Canada sits in the DYNAMIC column, so that cell never applied to its metal. Aeroplan's chart prints two rows per band: a dynamic "Starting at" floor for "Air Canada and/or Select Partners" (United Airlines, Emirates, Flydubai, Etihad Airways, Canadian North, Calm Air, Bearskin and PAL), and one fixed number for "All other partners". ANA flies Tokyo–Washington Dulles nonstop from HANEDA — 6,767 miles, the same 5,001–7,500-mile band the old great-circle read. Priced on the 5,001–7,500-mile North America–Pacific band at the flown distance this routing actually covers, 6,767 mi. The band does not move, so the price is UNCHANGED at 50,000 economy / 85,000 business / 120,000 First. The Air Canada option the old row leaned on is still bookable, but it prices off the dynamic column's "Starting at" floor for the 5,001–7,500-mile band (45,000 economy / 85,000 business / 110,000 First) — a floor that climbs with demand, never a number we can promise.

Feed it: 42,500 Axis EDGE Miles (1:2) · 85,000 SBI Travel Credits (1:1) · 212,500 Axis EDGE Reward Points (5:2)

as of aircanada.com
Business

Air France-KLM Flying Blue

~95,000 pts est.

KLM / SkyTeam metal, Flying Blue (dynamic) — via ICN, or Aeroméxico via MEX

KLMKorean AirAeroméxico SkyTeam

Flying Blue prices dynamically — no fixed chart. Air France/KLM pass carrier (YQ) surcharges on own metal — typically €90–110 economy / €200–300 business one-way long-haul; intra-region SkyTeam ~€15–40. Typical one-way business runs 80k–140k; award space and travel date drive the real number.

Estimate Dynamic program — estimate is the typical one-way level for this region-pair (range 80k–140k); not a fixed chart price, and never crowned THE PLAY.

Feed it: 95,000 HDFC Reward Points (1:1) · 47,500 Axis EDGE Miles (1:2) · 95,000 HSBC Reward Points (1:1)

as of flyingblue.com
First

American Airlines AAdvantage

the play 80,000 pts

oneworld partner metal, AAdvantage region award — via ORD, or Alaska Airlines via SEA, or American Airlines via DFW

Alaska AirlinesAmerican Airlines oneworld

AAdvantage prices partner awards on a fixed region-to-region chart. A valid oneworld routing is assumed.

Feed it: 240,000 Amex Membership Rewards (3:1 via Marriott Bonvoy) · 480,000 RBL Reward Points (6:1 via Club ITC → Marriott Bonvoy) · 160,000 RBL Reward Points (Nova/Lumière) (2:1 via Club ITC → Marriott Bonvoy)

as of aa.com
First

Air Canada Aeroplan

120,000 pts

ANA nonstop (Tokyo-Haneda, not Narita) — the fixed "All other partners" Aeroplan cell, 6,767 mi flown — or Air Canada via YYZ

All Nippon AirwaysAir Canada Star Alliance

Re-metalled 2026-08-01. The old row named Air Canada while asserting a fixed chart cell, and Air Canada sits in the DYNAMIC column, so that cell never applied to its metal. Aeroplan's chart prints two rows per band: a dynamic "Starting at" floor for "Air Canada and/or Select Partners" (United Airlines, Emirates, Flydubai, Etihad Airways, Canadian North, Calm Air, Bearskin and PAL), and one fixed number for "All other partners". ANA flies Tokyo–Washington Dulles nonstop from HANEDA — 6,767 miles, the same 5,001–7,500-mile band the old great-circle read. Priced on the 5,001–7,500-mile North America–Pacific band at the flown distance this routing actually covers, 6,767 mi. The band does not move, so the price is UNCHANGED at 50,000 economy / 85,000 business / 120,000 First. The Air Canada option the old row leaned on is still bookable, but it prices off the dynamic column's "Starting at" floor for the 5,001–7,500-mile band (45,000 economy / 85,000 business / 110,000 First) — a floor that climbs with demand, never a number we can promise. ANA files First (The Suite) only on its 777-300ER rotations; the chart First cell is aircraft-dependent on this route.

Feed it: 60,000 Axis EDGE Miles (1:2) · 120,000 SBI Travel Credits (1:1) · 300,000 Axis EDGE Reward Points (5:2)

as of aircanada.com

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