When will Hawaiian Airlines fully integrate with Atmos Rewards?

Hawaiian Airlines will fully integrate with the Atmos Rewards program on October 1, 2025. At that time, all HawaiianMiles will automatically convert to Atmos Rewards points at a 1:1 ratio.

How do I choose my preferred earning method for flights?

Starting in 2026, you'll be able to select your preferred earning method (distance-based, spending-based, or segment-based) through your Atmos Rewards account settings. You can change your selection once per calendar year. If you don't make a selection, you'll default to the spending-based option.

Do points transfers from Bilt or Marriott count toward elite status?

No, points transferred from Bilt Rewards or Marriott Bonvoy do not count toward Atmos Rewards elite status qualification.

How much does it cost to transfer points to friends or family?

Standard transfers cost $10 per 1,000 points. However, if you hold the Atmos Rewards Summit card, you can transfer points to up to 10 designated Atmos Rewards members at no cost.

Can I earn points on award flights?

Yes, if you choose the distance-based earning method, you'll earn 1 point per mile flown, even on award redemptions.

What happens to my EasyBiz account?

EasyBiz will be replaced by Atmos for Business, with bookings expected to open in September 2025. Your EasyBiz miles have already been converted to Atmos Rewards points, and you can log in with your existing credentials to explore the new portal.

Jean-Maximilien Voisine

Jean-Maximilien Voisine is the President and Founder of Milesopedia and a leading expert in rewards programs, credit cards, and travel across Canada, France, and the U.S.A. Now 40 years old and a father of two, he has explored more than 100 countries—many of them alongside his wife Audrey and their children. Specializing in loyalty programs such as Aeroplan, Flying Blue, American Express Membership Rewards, and Marriott Bonvoy, Jean-Maximilien helps travellers unlock the full potential of their points and benefits. His mission: empower others to travel better and smarter across North America and Europe.

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