Aeroplan Updates Median Values on Flight Reward Chart

Earlier this year, Aeroplan made the biggest adjustments to its Flight Reward Chart since its relaunch in Fall 2020. As part of the changes, you’ll now find median values listed for flights with Air Canada and/or Select Partners, which include United Airlines, Etihad Airways, Emirates, and more.

Aeroplan updates these median values on a quarterly basis, and with the latest update in effect, we can now compare what’s changed from the March 2025 and June 2025 versions of the Flight Reward Chart. 

Let’s take a look to see which values have increased, which have decreased, and which have stayed the same, as well as any insights we can glean from the data.

Understanding the Flight Reward Chart is key to determining how Aeroplan works and how to maximize the program. 

As a reminder, Aeroplan uses dynamic pricing for redemptions on Air Canada flights, as well as for flights with Select Partners (Emirates, flydubai, United Airlines, Etihad Airways, Calm Air, PAL Airlines, and Canadian North). This means that the cost in points for flights with these airlines varies, whereas the cost is fixed for redemptions with other partner airlines.

As part of the March 2025 update to the Flight Reward Chart, Aeroplan introduced median values (calculated from redemptions during the previous four quarters) as a way to show more realistic expectations of what you can expect to find when you shop for flights.

On the front page of the Flight Reward Chart, you can see the year and month of the last update.

At Prince of Travel, we’ve kept copies of previous iterations of the Flight Reward Chart, which we’ll use on an ongoing basis to monitor changes to median values.

Below, you’ll find charts that display the changes (if any) in median values for redemptions with Air Canada and/or Select Partners, separated by class of service.