Avianca LifeMiles runs regular award sales on its own flights, and they launched their newest one this week. Unlike many of LifeMiles’ sales, there isn’t a set discount percentage, but it seems to cover most, if not all, of Avianca’s US routes. Economy flights from the US to Central and South America start at just ~2,000 miles one-way, while business class seats start at 12,350 miles.
Both business and economy class awards are on sale for travel through December 15th. In order to take advantage of the promo pricing, you need to book by September 29th.
The Deal
- Avianca LifeMiles is offering promotional pricing on most Avianca routes from the US to/from South and Central America
- Economy awards start from ~2,000 miles one-way
- Business awards start from ~12,000 miles one-way
- Must book by September 29th, 2025 and travel by December 15th, 2025
Key Terms
- Book by September 29, 2025, for flights through December 15, 2025.
- This offer applies to members with the United States as their country of residence in the LifeMiles database and cardholders of an Avianca LifeMiles card in the United States.
- No stopover allowed with this offer.
- Applies for a maximum redemption of eight (8) tickets per LifeMiles account.
Sample pricing for economy awards
Sample pricing for business awards
Quick Thoughts
Avianca won’t win any awards for its in-flight product, but when you can get anywhere for 2,000 miles, let alone Central America, that’s a pretty good deal. It appears that most, if not all, US routes are on sale, so if you want to visit anywhere that Avianca flies, this sale is worth taking a look at.
If you’re looking at business awards, it bears paying close attention to the seat maps of the plane that you’ll be travelling on, as Avianca business class varies enormously. Some 787s have an international-style, 1-2-1 cabin with lie-flat seats; others have a 2-3-2 configuration with recliners. As far as I know, none of Avianca’s Airbuses have lie-flat seats; they’ll either be 2-2 recliners that are similar to US domestic first class or a European-like business class with three seats on either side and the middle blocked out.
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