Avianca Lifemiles: Mileage purchase offer ends September 25 with bonuses up to 145%
A targeted mileage sale runs through September 25, 2026. Before buying, confirm the loyalty program, your eligibility and the full CAD cost against an available award booking.
A limited-time mileage purchase offer is advertising bonuses of up to 145% from September 16–25, 2026. With the deadline approaching, check your eligibility and confirm award availability before buying. The supplied promotion does not identify the airline or loyalty program.
The advertised examples show a 10,000-mile purchase yielding 22,500 miles with a 125% bonus; a 50,000-mile purchase yielding 117,500 miles with a 135% bonus; and a 60,000-mile purchase yielding 147,000 miles with a 145% bonus. The offer is described as exclusive and non-transferable, so do not assume it is available to every member.
For Canadian travellers, the missing purchase price and billing currency make it impossible to assess the value in CAD. Check the final charge, including any applicable taxes and foreign-exchange costs, then compare it with the cash fare and the taxes and fees on your intended award.
Nothing in the supplied material establishes a connection to Aeroplan, WestJet Rewards or Amex Membership Rewards Canada. If you are planning a departure from YYZ, YVR, YUL or YYC, verify that the unnamed program can book your route and has seats available. A large bonus alone is not a reason to stockpile miles.
Country context
This briefing was written for the Loyalty desk of the Canadian edition. Fares and offers change quickly — confirm details with the airline or issuer before booking.
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