Compare 2 loyalty programs for New York to Miami award flights, with economy seats from 7,500 points.
New York to Miami is a short-haul domestic hop with nonstop award seats on American Airlines and Delta. Just two programs price the route, and economy starts at 7,500 points via Alaska Atmos Rewards, on an American Airlines nonstop. On a flight this short, compare the cash fare first and spend points only when the award price drops low. The tables below compare JFK–MIA pricing across both programs.
Best one-way award prices per airline over the next 12 months.
| Airline | Economy |
|---|---|
 American AirlinesAA | 7,500Lowest |
 DeltaDL | 9,800pts |
When award seats between New York and Miami price cheapest over the next year.
| Month | Cheapest award (points) |
|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | No award data |
| Dec 2026 | No award data |
| Jan 2027 | 7,500 |
| Feb 2027 | 7,500 |
| Mar 2027 | No award data |
| Apr 2027 | 9,800 |
| May 2027 | No award data |
| Jun 2027 | No award data |
| Jul 2027 | No award data |
5 airlines with award seats between New York and Miami, nonstop or connecting.
American AirlinesAA
Air CanadaAC
JetBlueB6DeltaDL
United AirlinesUAWhat to know before booking New York to Miami with points.
~1,090 miles; ~2h40 nonstop (approximate). Miami keeps the same clock as New York. Data covers November 2026–July 2027. Only three months carry calendar prices so far: January and February 2027 are the cheapest at 7,500 points, ahead of April 2027 (9,800).
New York to Miami is served by American Airlines, Air Canada, JetBlue and 2 more, offering multiple options for award travelers. Compare 2 loyalty programs to find the best value for your points. Award prices start from 7,500 points in economy. Use our search tool to check real-time award availability on this route.
At about 1,090 miles from New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to Miami International Airport (MIA), a nonstop runs roughly 2h40, give or take with the winds. American Airlines and Delta both carry nonstop award space in the data. The Boeing 737-800 appears on some of those nonstop award segments. About 31% of the award options in the data are nonstop.
For New York–Miami, the cash fare is the benchmark an award has to beat. The cheapest economy seat is a partner award on an American Airlines nonstop, so the lowest price is also the quickest trip. Taxes and fees on that seat run about $18, above the route's typical economy taxes. Points pay off here mainly when fares run high, so redeem then and pay cash otherwise. Hold off on converting flexible points until the seat is confirmed bookable; there's no undoing a transfer.
Alaska Atmos Rewards takes economy at 7,500 points on an American Airlines nonstop. Delta SkyMiles is the only other program pricing the route. Alaska Atmos Rewards' lead holds until a transfer bonus elsewhere shifts the math; recheck before moving points.
New York–Miami draws nonstop award space from two alliances: American Airlines (oneworld) and Delta (SkyTeam). Partner programs in both alliances can each book a nonstop. The lowest economy award here is a oneworld partner booking: the American Airlines nonstop through Alaska Atmos Rewards. With just five airlines holding award seats here, flexible dates do more work than carrier choice.
Departing the New York area, Newark (EWR) and LaGuardia (LGA) both tie JFK at 7,500 points in economy. On the Miami side, Fort Lauderdale (FLL) undercuts the route's 7,500-point economy floor at 7,300 points; West Palm Beach (DJT) prices from 12,200. Newark and LaGuardia have nonstop flights to Miami in the data too. The return, Miami to New York, has its own page, since award pricing can differ by direction.
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Common questions travelers ask about the New York to Miami route.
