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Auto-scan LifeMiles availability across dates and routes with miles, taxes, and connections in a single table. Tired of clicking through the slow, buggy LifeMiles award calendar only to find out the taxes are astronomical at checkout? AwardScout is the ultimate direct-to-source tool for points-and-miles enthusiasts. It automates your award flight searches, extracts hidden taxes, and presents everything in a clean, exportable table. 🔥 CORE FEATURES: - Automated Batch Search: Scan multiple dates and routes in the background without manually clicking the calendar. - Hidden Taxes Revealed: See the exact taxes and fees (e.g., "US$ 71.34") upfront, before clicking through to the final checkout page. - Leg-by-Leg Breakdown: Click any flight row to expand it and see the exact miles required for each segment (e.g., Segment 1 in Economy, Segment 2 in Business). - Bypass UI Glitches: AwardScout reads the raw DOM data, bypassing the common "No Availability" UI bugs that plague the default LifeMiles search. - Export to CSV: Download all your queried results instantly to plan your trips offline. ⚙️ HOW IT WORKS: - Log in to LifeMiles and navigate to the Air Redemption page. - Open AwardScout, enter your desired Origin, Destination, and Dates. - Hit "Start Search" and watch the table populate with real-time, accurate pricing. (Note: Currently optimized for Avianca LifeMiles. Support for Turkish Airlines, British Airways, and FlyingBlue is in active development!)
Apr 27, 2026
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