How to convert ALL Accor Reward points into airline miles

What you can do after reading this guide

• Find any airline on the partner list and read the rate, minimum or maximum that the programme publishes for it.
• Check the joining, name and account-linking conditions before you submit a conversion.
• Follow the route through the online ALL account to a partner's conversion form and enter the number of Reward points yourself.
• Recognise the situations in which a conversion is refused, delayed or cannot be recovered.

Who this applies to and what you need first

This guide covers Reward points held in an ALL Accor account and their conversion into the miles, kilometres or points of the programme's airline partners, using the conversion conditions published on the all.accor.com English pages. [1] [2] Reward points are one of two point types in the programme: Reward Points can be redeemed for Rewards, while Status Points allow a member to reach Status levels, and the two are accounted for separately and cannot be combined. [2] Reductions on hotel bills and the Limitless Experiences shop are separate uses of Reward points and are outside this guide. [2]

Before converting, you need an ALL Accor membership, which is free of charge [2]; membership of the airline loyalty programme you are converting to, taken out before the transfer request [1]; a partner airline account in your own name, because members are not authorised to convert Reward points into air Miles on behalf of another individual [1]; Reward points that are still valid [2]; and an account that is not suspended, because during the Suspension Period the member may not redeem Reward Points [2]. The membership terms state that only cardholders may redeem Reward Points from their account. [2]

How do you convert all of your Reward points into airline miles?

1. Join the airline loyalty programme first; ALL members must be members of the airline programme towards which they wish to transfer their Reward points prior to requesting a transfer. [1]
2. Check that the receiving airline account is held in your own name. [1]
3. Check that the partner loyalty card is not already linked to another ALL account, because a single partner loyalty card cannot be linked to several ALL accounts. [1]
4. Log onto your online ALL account and click on “Use my points” in the “MY ONLINE ACCOUNT AND MEMBERSHIP” section. [1]
5. Click on “Choose a partner” and select your chosen partner in the drop-down menu that appears. [1]
6. On the partner's dedicated web page, click on “Find out more” or “Transform my points”. [1]
7. Key in the required information and choose the number of Reward points you wish to convert; you take sole responsibility for the information provided when filling out the point conversion form. [1]
8. Allow up to 6 weeks for the points to reach the frequent-flyer account, and remember that the miles are then subject to the general conditions of use that apply to that airline loyalty account. [1]

Partner airlines, rates and conversion rules

The ad hoc conversion page states a separate rate for most partner airlines, so no single rate applies across the programme. [1] The table reproduces each stated rate together with the limits attached to it, followed by the name, linking, timing and reversal rules. [1] [2]

No additional minimum, maximum or incremental step is stated for the other partners in the table. [1] Accor's responsibility ends when the request to convert points is confirmed by the partner programme; if Reward points have been debited from the member's account but miles have not been credited to the partner account within six weeks, the member should contact the administrator of the partner programme within the time limits specified by that programme. [2]

Automatic conversion, as an alternative to a single request

Members can also activate automatic conversion, through which all available Reward points in the ALL account are transferred to an air miles account held in the member's own name following each stay, including points earned before activation. As a general rule, this automatic no-threshold conversion is triggered once at least 2 Reward points are earned for an eligible stay, but the page states exceptions: for PhoenixMiles (Air China), automatic point conversion is triggered as of 5 Reward points earned; for Finnair Plus (Finnair), as of 1 Reward point earned; and for Hainan Airlines' programme, the minimum threshold for conversion is 2,000 Reward points, per multiple of 2,000 Reward points. [1] Automatic conversion with no conversion threshold is not available for Club Premier (Aeroméxico), Skymiles (Delta), JAL MILEAGE BANK (Japan Airlines), Finnair Plus (Finnair), Flying Blue (Air France KLM), Qantas Frequent Flyer (Qantas), Tudo Azul (Azul), Velocity Frequent Flyer (Virgin Australia) or IndiGo Bluchip (IndiGo). [1] The same section ends by stating “Automatic points conversion is not available for Flying Blue (Air France / KLM), and Tudo Azul (Azul)”, so automatic conversion is not available for Flying Blue or Tudo Azul. [1] Once it is activated, the member can no longer use Reward points to obtain benefits other than those air Miles, and it can be deactivated at any time in the online ALL account by clicking “Use my points” and then the “Disable the automatic points conversion” link in the “Our partners” section. [1]

Worked example (illustration)

Illustration only: a member who converts 4,000 Reward points to Asia Miles receives 2,000 air Miles at the rate stated for that partner, and the transfer cannot be reversed once the Reward points have been converted. [1] The page's own worked example describes automatic conversion: a member with a points balance of 8,500 Reward points who activates automatic conversion towards a partner whose threshold is 4,000 Reward points has 8,000 Reward points automatically transferred to the air miles account held in their name, and a balance of 500 Reward points remains in the ALL account, with another conversion triggered once the 4,000 Reward points threshold is reached again. [1]

Common reasons it fails

• You are not in the airline programme. Membership of the airline programme must exist before the transfer is requested. [1]
• The receiving account is not in your name. Conversions may only take place on a partner account registered under the member's own name, and converting on behalf of another individual is not authorised. [1] [2]
• The partner card is already tied to another ALL account. A single partner loyalty card cannot be linked to several ALL accounts, and a partner account may not be linked to another ALL account. [1] [2]
• Flying Blue without the subscription. Only members subscribed to ALL x Flying Blue can convert to Flying Blue, and both accounts must carry the same first name and surname. [1]
• The Reward points have expired. Validity runs 365 consecutive days and is extended by 365 consecutive days each time a transaction credits Reward points to the account or a qualifying donation is made; without an extension, all Reward points in the account are lost, and points that have lapsed cannot be restored or transferred. [2]
• The partner programme rejects the conversion after your points expired. Reward points are not recredited if they expire between the conversion and the rejection. [2]
• The membership is suspended. During the Suspension Period the member may not redeem Reward Points. [2]

Exceptions and limits

• Rates are set partner by partner. The amount of miles produced by the same number of Reward points differs between airlines, as the table shows. [1]
• Two partners carry an annual cap. Hainan Airlines' programme has a maximum conversion threshold of 200,000 Reward points per member, per year, and for SkyMiles a maximum of 250,000 Reward points can be converted per year and per ALL member. [1]
• Not every listed partner has a published ad hoc rate. No ad hoc conversion rate is stated for Qantas Frequent Flyer, Asante Rewards (Kenya Airways) or Flying Blue. The page gives a rate for Asante Rewards only in the automatic-conversion section (3,000 Reward points = 1,000 Asante Miles), and gives a rate for Flying Blue only in the automatic-conversion section (2,000 Reward points = 1,000 Miles). The same section ends by stating “Automatic points conversion is not available for Flying Blue (Air France / KLM), and Tudo Azul (Azul)”, so the page also states that automatic conversion to Flying Blue is not available. For Qantas no rate is stated anywhere. [1]
• Qantas automatic conversion was withdrawn. Automatic points conversion will not be available anymore for Qantas Frequent Flyer from 8th of December 2021. [1]
• Points are personal. Points and Status Nights may not be transferred to another Member, and Points do not constitute a means of payment and have no monetary value, no matter how they were obtained. [2]
• What is gone stays gone. The transfer is irreversible. The 365-day validity period is extended by 365 consecutive days each time a transaction credits Reward points to the account or a qualifying donation is made; if there is no extension, all Reward points in the account, regardless of how they were earned, are lost without notice and without the possibility of restoring them. [1] [2]

Frequently asked questions

Can I convert ALL Reward points into someone else's airline account?

No. Members are not authorised to convert their Reward points into air Miles on behalf of another individual, and points can only be transferred to the partner airline loyalty account held in their own name. [1] The membership terms add that conversions may only take place on a partner account registered under the same name as the member. [2]

How long does the conversion take?

Points will be transferred to the frequent-flyer account within a maximum of 6 weeks. [1] If Reward points have been debited but the miles have not been credited within six weeks, contact the administrator of the partner programme within the time limits that programme specifies. [2]

Can a conversion be undone?

No. Once Reward points have been converted into air Miles, any such transfer is irreversible, and the miles then fall under the general conditions of use of the airline loyalty account. [1] Reward points are not recredited if they expire between the conversion and a rejection by the partner programme. [2]

Is there a maximum I can convert?

The page states no maximum for most partners. [1] Hainan Airlines' programme has a maximum conversion threshold of 200,000 Reward points per member, per year, and for SkyMiles a maximum of 250,000 Reward points can be converted per year and per ALL member. [1]

Next step and official entry points

• ALL Accor: airline partners conditions — the partner list, every stated rate, the annual caps, the conversion steps and the 6-week transfer window. [1]
• ALL Accor: Terms and Conditions of Membership — Reward point validity, the same-name rule, account linking and what happens when a partner rejects a conversion. [2]
• ALL Accor programme hub — how the programme earns and spends Reward points before you convert them. [2]

Related pages

ALL Accor programme, transfer ratio, name matching on transfers, transfer time, booking ALL Accor awards, ALL Accor compared with Marriott Bonvoy, and ALL Accor status.

Sources

Sources checked on 18 October 2026. This guide covers one-off conversions of ALL Accor Reward points into airline miles through the programme's airline partners, together with the name, linking, timing and reversal rules attached to them. It does not cover hotel bill reductions, the Limitless Experiences shop, donations of Reward points, or conversions with partner airlines for which the airline conditions page publishes no rate.

1. Accor: Terms and conditions related to airline company partners of the ALL loyalty programme, checked 18 October 2026
2. Accor: ALL Accor Terms and Conditions of Membership, from October 14th, 2026, checked 18 October 2026