Program Ranking
The Radar Score of each loyalty program, computed from transfer-bonus campaigns: the more generous, frequent, broad and recent the campaigns, the higher the score.
Curated picks by goal, based on each program's characteristics. Click to open the mini-portal.
Best for international travel
Programs with a global alliance or a broad partner network.
1AAdvantageoneworld: broad network to the US and Europe, plus the GOL partnership.2MileagePlusStar Alliance and non-expiring miles — great for building up slowly.3Flying BlueSkyTeam with monthly Promo Rewards making Europe cheaper.4Executive ClubAvios ecosystem (oneworld) with distance chart and 'Combine my Avios'.Best for beginners
Easy to accumulate day to day and transfer with a bonus.
1LiveloThe country's largest coalition: earn with cards from many banks.2SmilesFrequent, high transfer bonuses — quick results.3EsferaSantander's coalition, strong on international destinations.Best for transfer bonuses
The most frequent and most generous campaigns.
1SmilesHistorically the leader in bonus frequency and size.2LATAM PassFrequent high campaigns from Livelo and Esfera.3Azul FidelidadeRecurring bonuses; great with the Clube Azul.Best for domestic flights
The largest network within Brazil.
1LATAM PassThe largest domestic and regional network in South America.2SmilesGOL's broad network and the American partnership (oneworld).3Azul FidelidadeCities only Azul serves, with dynamic pricing.Best gateway to Europe
Routes and sweet spots that make reaching Europe easier.
1TAP Miles&GoDirect flights to Lisbon + free stopover in Portugal.2Flying BlueMonthly Promo Rewards to Paris and Amsterdam.3Executive ClubAvios via Iberia: São Paulo–Madrid at good value.Non-expiring miles
For those who want to build up without racing the clock.
1MileagePlusUnited miles haven't expired since 2019.2LiveloWith an active Clube Livelo, points don't expire.3Azul FidelidadeHigh Clube Azul plans keep points from expiring.The Radar Score (0–100) combines four campaign signals: generosity (average bonus), activity (number of campaigns), reach (partners that transfer) and recency (how recent the last one was). It measures the program's strength in transfer bonuses — it does not use award charts.