MyleFly

MyleFly is a website that buys airline miles from individuals and uses them to book flights. The site says it buys miles from 50 airlines and some hotel loyalty programs. The company's name appears on a site that serves buyers and sellers of miles.

The site says the flight search uses miles from the company's inventory. It runs a pricing algorithm in real time to find the lowest fare. The company then books the ticket for the passenger and pays the miles owner.

The site says first class fares are around 30 percent lower than market price. It says business class fares are around 20 percent lower. It also says the more distant the flight, the larger the saving. At this stage the algorithm supports EL AL tickets only.

Sellers can register to receive an offer for their miles. The sell miles form asks for the airline, the number of miles, a first name, a last name and an email address. The site says the price shown is an estimate, and that an exact offer comes after registration.

The site lists a loyalty club, buyer and seller pages, and an FAQ. It reports figures from its history, including 701,031,000 miles cashed and 52,299 tickets. These figures appear on the site and have not been checked in this profile.

The site includes reviews from sellers in several countries. The reviews are posted on the site and are not verified here.

The contact form asks for a first name, a last name, an entity type and a message. Entity types include individual, airline, travel agency, partner, advertiser and other. The company has pages on Facebook, LinkedIn, X and Instagram. The site includes a Loyalty Club page and an FAQ. Its footer links to terms and conditions, a privacy policy and a newsletter sign up. The site shows a list of airlines whose miles it buys, including Lufthansa, Air France KLM, British Airways, United, Delta and American Airlines.