Frequently asked questions
What people ask most about how it works, where the data comes from, and what each plan includes.
What is Traveluz and how does it work?
It's a search engine for award seats — the seats airlines let you pay for with miles instead of cash. Every day we read the routes we track across five mileage programs and store which days have space, on which flight, and how many miles it costs.
When you search we don't go ask in that instant: we show you what we already have, which is why the answer is immediate. Every result says when we last saw it.
Which mileage programs do you cover?
LifeMiles (Avianca / Star Alliance), Aeroplan (Air Canada), Flying Blue (Air France / KLM), ConnectMiles (Copa) and MileagePlus (United) — with more on the way. Each one is read differently and each sees inventory the others don't, which is why it's worth comparing them side by side.
Are the prices real?
Yes, with one important caveat: award space is live inventory and can vanish in hours. What you see is what existed the last time we looked — every result says when. Always confirm on the program before you transfer or buy miles.
What is “live search”?
It asks the program for today's availability in the moment, instead of reading what we stored. It comes with Pro because each live call costs us. It's still being built — until it's ready, switching it on says so plainly rather than pretending.
Do you book the flight?
No. We don't sell flights, we don't sell miles, and we never touch your account. We're an independent search tool: we tell you where the space is and you redeem it yourself, in your own program account. We're not affiliated with any airline.
Can I compare economy, business and first?
Yes, and it's free: every read we do already brings all cabins at once. In search you switch cabin without waiting again.
What does it cost?
Free to search, no account needed. Pro is $10/month or $99/year and adds unlimited alerts, the 12-month calendar, hub splits and the last-minute radar. No card to start, cancel in one click. See Pricing.
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