What are Asiana Airlines miles?

Asiana miles are earned by flying Asiana Airlines, flying partner airlines, spending on Asiana Airlines credit cards, or transferring points from hotel partners.

Can Asiana Airlines Asiana Club miles be transferred?

No. Once the airline miles are in your Asiana account, the miles can’t be transferred.

Are Asiana Airlines Asiana Club miles refundable?

Yes. Domestic award flights within Korea may be refunded for 500 Asiana miles. Miles used for international flights may be refunded for 3,000 miles.

Which credit cards earn Asiana Airlines miles?

You can earn Asiana Airlines miles with a co-branded credit card issued by Bank of America

How many Asiana Club miles do I need to get to Asia?

You can fly from the U.S. to Korea on Asiana airlines or a partner airline in economy for 35,000 to 40,000 miles one-way.

When do American Airlines AAdvantage miles expire?

AAdvantage miles expire after 24 months of account inactivity. But as long as you earn or redeem at least 1 mile every 24 months, your miles will not expire.

What is the Asiana Airlines phone number?

Asiana Airlines reservations can be reached at 800-227-4262.

7 Best Ways To Earn Lots of Asiana Airlines Asiana Club Miles [2025]

Updated: September 12, 2025, 11:23pm CDT

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Key Takeaways
Sign Up for an Asiana Airlines Asiana Club Account
The 7 Best Ways To Earn Asiana Miles
Final Thoughts

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Key Takeaways

Asiana Miles can be earned by flying Asiana Airlines, Star Alliance partners, and non-alliance partners such as Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways.
A co-branded credit card is the best way to accumulate miles faster, since Asiana has no 1:1 transfer partnerships.
You can also earn miles through car rentals, hotel stays, and purchases made through the Asiana Club Shopping.

Asiana Airlines is one of South Korea’s 2 major airlines, along with Korean Air.

The airline’s loyalty program, Asiana Club, offers the ability to earn and redeem miles on Asiana or its partners

While it’s not the largest or most well-known airline, it is a member of the Star Alliance, which means Asiana miles can be quite useful. Plus, Asiana Club offers some pretty unique sweet spots in its award chart.

Asiana miles aren’t the easiest to accumulate, but there are a number of ways you can boost your balance.

In this post, we’ll walk through how you can maximize earning Asiana miles.

Asiana Airlines requires you to sign up for an Asiana Club account to earn and redeem miles or transfer points from a credit card program into its frequent flyer program. The process is straightforward and only requires you to sign up for a new account.

Hot Tip: It’s important to keep track of your Asiana Club username, password, and account number, as you’ll need this information to log in to your account.

The 7 Best Ways To Earn Asiana Miles

1. Airfare Purchases

Asiana Airlines is a member of the Star Alliance. When flying Asiana or any airline in the Star Alliance, you have the opportunity to earn Asiana miles.

Simply use your Asiana Airlines account number on your airline ticket reservation, no matter which Star Alliance airline you’re booking, and you will be credited with Asiana miles after completing your flight.

For example, if you put your Asiana Airlines account number on your United Airlines flight, you will receive Asiana Airlines miles.

Below is a list of Star Alliance airlines that you can earn and redeem Asiana miles with:

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Star Alliance Partners
Aegean Airlines	Ethiopian Airlines
Air Canada	EVA Air
Air China	ITA Airways (in 2026)
Air India	LOT Polish Airlines
Air New Zealand	Lufthansa
ANA	Shenzhen Airlines
Asiana Airlines	Singapore Airlines
Austrian	South African Airways
Avianca	SWISS
Brussels Airlines	TAP Air Portugal
Copa Airlines	Thai Airways
Croatia Airlines	Turkish Airlines
Egypt Air	United Airlines

Asiana also partners with non-Star Alliance airlines, including China Southern, Etihad, and Qatar Airways. Below is a list of Asiana’s non-alliance partners:

Air Astana
Air Busan
Air Macau
Air Seoul
China Southern
Etihad Airways
Hong Kong Airlines
Qatar Airways
S7 Airlines
Shandong Airlines
Shenzhen Airlines

It’s important to read through the mileage accumulation rates for each partner airline if you plan to credit a partner airline flight to Asiana.

Each airline has different accumulation rates, so make sure you understand the terms before crediting your flight.

Hot Tip: Using Asiana Club miles for premiums cabins is easier than you might think. Check out our guide to the best ways to book Asiana first class with points and miles.

2. Finance Partners

Asiana has a number of financial partners associated with its program that are only available if you’re based outside the U.S. Mileage is accumulated based on the dollars or local currency that you spend with each of the financial partners.

3. Car Rental Partners

Asiana partners with 4 car rental companies, 3 of which are based in the U.S. U.S. residents can use Hertz, Alamo, and National and earn 500 Asiana miles per rental. SK Car Rental is only available for rentals in Korea.

4. Hotel Partnerships

Asiana Airlines offers discounts and the ability to earn miles with its hotel partners.

Notable hotel partners in its program include Hyatt, and IHG. For example, if you credit your Hyatt stay to Asiana, you’ll earn 500 Asiana miles per stay.

You’ll need to link your hotel loyalty program account with your Asiana Airlines account and provide the hotel front desk with your Asiana account information to earn miles.

Below are how many Asiana miles you can earn when staying at hotels:

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Hotel	Mileage-earning Rate	Hotel	Mileage-earning Rate
Best Western	250 miles per stay	Lotte Hotels & Resorts	500 miles per stay
Hyatt	500 miles per stay	The Shilla Seoul	500 miles per stay
IHG	1~2 miles per $1 spent	Walkerhill Hotel	500 miles per stay

5. Transfer Points From Hotel Partners

You can also transfer points from several hotel loyalty programs to Asiana miles, however, this is a poor use of points.

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Hotel Loyalty Program	Transfer Ratio
IHG One Rewards	5:1, minimum transfer of 10,000 points
World of Hyatt	5:2, minimum transfer of 5,000 points

6. Asiana Club Shopping

Asiana Club Shopping is a shopping portal that allows you to earn Asiana miles by shopping at online retailers. You can earn miles with hundreds of popular merchants like Apple, Macy’s, Nike, and more.

All you have to do is log in with your Asiana Club account details, click through the retailer of your choice, and shop as you normally would. After you make a purchase Asiana miles will be credited to your account.

Hot Tip: You can also earn miles through Asiana’s Mileage Mall, but this site is only available in Korean.

7. Other Shopping Partners

Asiana Club members receive discounts and special benefits when utilizing the airline’s other shopping partners.

Final Thoughts

While Asiana does not provide a substantial number of ways to earn miles like other airlines (i.e. like American Airlines), targeting your spending on the right credit cards and flying Asiana or partner airlines will help.

The program offers additional ways to earn miles including spending with its hotel partners, car rental partners, and more.

Whether you’re eyeing that business class flight to Europe or first class flight to Korea, Asiana Club is a program that you’ll want to keep in mind with its solid award chart.