How many miles does an ANA flight earn?

The basic sector mileage of the flight times the accrual rate of the booking class: 150% in F, A and J, 125% in C, D and Z, 100% in G, E, Y, B and M, 70% in P, N, U, H and Q, 50% in V, W, S and T, and 30% in L and K. O, I, R and X earn no miles.

How are ANA Premium Points calculated?

Basic segment mileage times the accrual rate of the booking class times the route ratio, plus boarding points. The route ratio is x2 on Japan domestic flights, x1.5 on ANA Group flights between Japan and Asia, Oceania or Vladivostok, and x1 on other routes. Boarding points are 400 per international ANA Group flight in F, A, J, C, D, Z, P, G, E, N, Y, B and M.

How many Premium Points do I need for ANA status?

In a calendar year, Bronze needs 30,000 Premium Points with at least 15,000 on ANA Group flights, Platinum 50,000 with 25,000, and Diamond 100,000 with 50,000. ANA Gold Card and ANA Card Premium holders reach Bronze at 30,000 without the ANA Group minimum.

Do ANA fare brands like Basic, Value Plus and Full Flex change the miles?

ANA earns by booking class, not by brand name. The brands apply to international flights departing from North America, Canada and Latin America from May 2026, and ANA does not publish which booking classes each brand uses.

ANA Fare Classes: Miles and Premium Points

Type the booking class letter from your ANA (All Nippon Airways) ticket to see its cabin, the share of the flight distance it earns in ANA Mileage Club miles, and its Premium Points boarding points, as published by ANA.

ANA fare classes

On ANA Group flights, each booking class earns a share of the flight's distance in miles. Premium Points, which count toward status, use the same share times a route ratio, plus boarding points in the classes that earn them.

Fare	Cabin	Miles (share of distance)	Boarding points per flight
First
F	First	150%	400
A	First	150%	400
Business
J	Business	150%	400
C	Business	125%	400
D	Business	125%	400
Z	Business	125%	400
P	BusinessEarns 70% but still gets boarding points.	70%	400
Premium Economy
G	Premium Economy	100%	400
E	Premium Economy	100%	400
N	Premium EconomyEarns 70% but still gets boarding points.	70%	400
Economy
Y	Economy	100%	400
B	Economy	100%	400
M	Economy	100%	400
U	Economy	70%	0
H	Economy	70%	0
Q	Economy	70%	0
V	Economy	50%	0
W	Economy	50%	0
S	Economy	50%	0
T	Economy	50%	0
L	Economy	30%	0
K	Economy	30%	0
Not eligible for miles
O	Not eligibleANA: not eligible for mileage accrual.	0%	0
I	Not eligibleANA: not eligible for mileage accrual.	0%	0
R	Not eligibleANA: not eligible for mileage accrual.	0%	0
X	Not eligibleANA: not eligible for mileage accrual.	0%	0

ANA publishes these booking classes for international flights departing from Japan. The same rates apply to package tour and international inclusive tour fares. Boarding points are for international ANA Group flights; a Japan domestic flight on an international ticket gets none.

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Fare brands

ANA earns by booking class, so this chart shows classes rather than fare brand names.

Where the brands apply: from May 2026, ANA sells international flights departing from North America, Canada and Latin America as fare brands: Basic, Value Plus and Full Flex in Business, Premium Economy and Economy. ANA says the names vary by route and seat availability.
No class map: ANA does not publish which booking classes each brand uses. Check the class letter on your ticket.
What differs: Basic cannot be changed or refunded, includes 1 checked bag and has no advance seat selection (seats at online check-in); Value Plus and Full Flex include 2 bags, and only Full Flex is refundable. Business Basic includes ANA lounges and other designated lounges, but not United Polaris lounges.

Miles

ANA: Miles earned = basic sector mileage x accrual rate of the booking class. The basic sector mileage is based on the ticketed point mileage IATA publishes every autumn, and the figure valid on the departure date applies.

Basic sector mileage from Tokyo, one way, from ANA's mileage chart (a flight in a 100% class earns this many miles):

Region	Tokyo to
North America	Seattle 4,775; San Francisco 5,130; San Jose 5,162; Los Angeles 5,458; Chicago 6,283; Houston 6,658; New York 6,739; Washington DC 6,762; Honolulu 3,831; Vancouver 4,681; Mexico City 7,003
Europe	London 6,220; Paris 6,207; Frankfurt 5,929; Munich 5,866; Dusseldorf 5,959; Brussels 6,067; Vienna 5,699; Milan 6,078; Stockholm 5,439; Istanbul 5,748; Moscow 4,664; Vladivostok 676
Asia	Seoul 758; Shenyang 987; Dalian 1,042; Shanghai 1,111; Qingdao 1,117; Hangzhou 1,206; Beijing 1,313; Taipei 1,330; Xiamen 1,520; Wuhan 1,530; Shenzhen 1,813; Guangzhou 1,822; Hong Kong 1,823; Manila 1,880; Chengdu 2,100; Hanoi 2,294; Ho Chi Minh City 2,706; Phnom Penh 2,759; Bangkok 2,869; Yangon 2,984; Singapore 3,312; Kuala Lumpur 3,345; Jakarta 3,612; Delhi 3,656; Chennai 4,017; Mumbai 4,201
Oceania	Sydney 4,863; Perth 4,926

From Osaka (Kansai): Shanghai 831, Dalian 818, Qingdao 864, Hangzhou 926, Beijing 1,092, Hong Kong 1,548. From Nagoya (Chubu): Shanghai 919, Hong Kong 1,632.
Japan domestic flights on an international ticket: F and A 150%; Y, B and M 100%; U, H and Q 70%; V, W and S 50%; L and K 30%.
Other rules: upgrades without a fare difference earn on the original class, downgrades on the class flown. Award tickets, complimentary and special discount tickets earn no miles. Miles are credited 2 to 3 days after departure.
Star Alliance partners: partner flights earn at the partner's own accrual rates, which may differ from this chart.

Premium Points

ANA: Premium Points = basic segment mileage x mileage accrual rate by booking class x route ratio + boarding points. The accrual rate is the same one used for miles (the chart above).

Route	Route ratio
Japan domestic	x2
ANA Group flights between Japan and Asia, Japan and Oceania, or Japan and Vladivostok	x1.5
Other routes on ANA Group, Star Alliance and Star Alliance Connecting Partner flights	x1

Boarding points: 400 per international ANA Group flight in F, A, J, C, D, Z, P, G, E, N, Y, B and M; none in U, H, Q, V, W, S, T, L and K. On Star Alliance and Connecting Partner flights, classes earning 100% or more get 400 and the others none. Japan domestic flights on an international ticket get no boarding points.
Example: Tokyo to Singapore in Y earns 3,312 x 100% x 1.5 + 400 = 5,368 Premium Points. Tokyo to London in J earns 6,220 x 150% x 1 + 400 = 9,730.
Eligible flights: the ANA Group (ANA and AirJapan), Star Alliance members and the Connecting Partner Juneyao Air. Miles credited to another programme earn no Premium Points, and codeshares operated by other airlines are not eligible. Bonus and campaign miles do not count.

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Status thresholds

Premium Points count over the calendar year, January to December, with no carry-over. Each tier also needs a share of its Premium Points on ANA Group flights:

Status	Premium Points	Of which on ANA Group flights	Star Alliance
Bronze Service	30,000	15,000	Silver
Platinum Service	50,000	25,000	Gold
Diamond Service	100,000	50,000	Gold

ANA Gold Card and ANA Card Premium: holders reach Bronze at 30,000 Premium Points without the 15,000 on ANA Group flights.
When it starts: the status runs from April for one year; once you reach a threshold, ANA offers the service in advance until the end of March.
Extra benefits: ANA adds benefits for Platinum members at 80,000 Premium Points and for Diamond members at 150,000 (see ANA's status page for the conditions).

Flight Bonus Miles

Premium Members also earn Flight Bonus Miles on ANA Group, United, Lufthansa, SWISS and Austrian flights: basic segment mileage x accrual rate by booking class x the bonus rate below. They count as miles, not Premium Points.

Status	First year	Second year on	With ANA Card, first year	With ANA Card, second year on
Diamond	115%	125%	120%	130%
Platinum	90%	100%	95%	105%
Bronze	40%	50%	45%	55%

With ANA Card means members holding the ANA Card, the Super Flyers Card Gold Card or Card Premium.
Super Flyers Card members: Regular 35%, Gold 40%, Card Premium 50%. The rates cannot be combined.
Codeshares: no bonus on ANA codeshares operated by other airlines, except United, Lufthansa, SWISS and Austrian.

Good to know

How many miles does an ANA flight earn?: The basic sector mileage of the flight times the accrual rate of the booking class: 150% in F, A and J, 125% in C, D and Z, 100% in G, E, Y, B and M, 70% in P, N, U, H and Q, 50% in V, W, S and T, and 30% in L and K. O, I, R and X earn no miles.
How are ANA Premium Points calculated?: Basic segment mileage times the accrual rate of the booking class times the route ratio, plus boarding points. The route ratio is x2 on Japan domestic flights, x1.5 on ANA Group flights between Japan and Asia, Oceania or Vladivostok, and x1 on other routes. Boarding points are 400 per international ANA Group flight in F, A, J, C, D, Z, P, G, E, N, Y, B and M.
How many Premium Points do I need for ANA status?: In a calendar year, Bronze needs 30,000 Premium Points with at least 15,000 on ANA Group flights, Platinum 50,000 with 25,000, and Diamond 100,000 with 50,000. ANA Gold Card and ANA Card Premium holders reach Bronze at 30,000 without the ANA Group minimum.
Do ANA fare brands like Basic, Value Plus and Full Flex change the miles?: ANA earns by booking class, not by brand name. The brands apply to international flights departing from North America, Canada and Latin America from May 2026, and ANA does not publish which booking classes each brand uses.

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