Live award availability across these programs
Transfer from the points you already have
Ask in plain English; get a summary and ranked award flights with the exact points to transfer.
Great news — your 140k Amex points clear business class to Tokyo with room to spare. The standout is Alaska 75k + $43nonstop on ANA metal (≈88% off the $6,400 cash fare). I've ranked the cheapest seats below.
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The same seat, booked with points instead of cash. A few of the redemptions travelers use Points Pilot to find.
Illustrative examples — not live quotes or a guarantee. Award space and prices change constantly; Points Pilot shows you live availability and you confirm the final price on the airline site.
Your AI co-pilot, from idea to itinerary.
Type it like you would text a friend — 'SEA to BOS in business with Bilt points, flexible in August.' The AI reads it instantly. No forms, no fare classes, no dropdowns.
Points Pilot checks live award availability across airline programs and ranks the cheapest seats your points can actually book.
It pinpoints which bank points to transfer and where, surfaces the sweet spots, skips the bad value — then you book straight with the airline.
I built Points Pilot because planning award travel had become a second job — a dozen airline tabs, a transfer-ratio spreadsheet, and hours lost to figure out the cheapest way to spend my points. It shouldn't take that. So I turned the whole mess into a single search box: describe the trip in plain English, and an AI reads it, pulls live award availability, and does the bank-point transfer math for you. We're in public beta and adding airline programs as fast as we can clear them. If it saves you even one good redemption, it's doing its job.
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Everything you might be wondering.