Roame: A Complete Guide to the Search Engine for Finding Flights with Points


Roame searches award availability across more than 25 airline loyalty programs at once. It covers Aeroplan, Flying Blue and Avios, the three programs that matter most to Canadian travellers. The interface feels like Google Flights, and the free plan is enough to get started.
In this guide, discover everything Roame has to offer: its features, benefits, subscriptions, and tips to optimise its use for your travel plans.

Roame is a platform designed to help travelers find available flights using points. Its interface is inspired by Google Flights and Kayak: smooth navigation, ideal even for beginners.
Roame searches more than 25 airline loyalty programs. You'll find the full list a little further down.
Good to know for KrisFlyer: Singapore Airlines now requires a minimum mileage balance to search for award space directly on singaporeair.com, which makes a tool like Roame even more useful for nearly empty accounts.
Roame also recently started searching for EVA Air Infinity MileageLands award availability, currently limited to EVA Air-operated flights and one passenger at a time. This feature is open to all users for now, but will eventually be reserved for Pro subscribers.
Under the “Flights” tab, you'll find five tools:
Roame lets you search for award flights up to 365 days in advance, in economy, business, and first class. Results load very quickly, with an interface similar to Google Flights.

Aeroplan results may include transfer promotions reserved for US cards (Chase Ultimate Rewards). Even if you disable this card in the filters, these offers may still appear. Not a major issue, but something to keep in mind.


Taxes and fees shown on Roame are in U.S. dollars. Keep this in mind to avoid confusion when evaluating actual costs.

Roame does not display preferred pricing available to holders of an Aeroplan co-branded card. These fares may differ slightly from what the tool shows.

A detail we like: seeing at a glance which segments are in economy and which are in business class, without clicking anywhere.

The filter for the percentage of the trip in a mixed cabin is especially useful. If you’re paying the business-class price, you might as well make sure most of the journey matches it.

SkyView provides a 60-day panoramic view of flight availability. It’s the ideal tool for families or travelers who are flexible with dates and destinations.


Roame alerts notify you as soon as availability matches your criteria. Log in, open SkyView, set your criteria, then enable “Save as Alert”. You’ll receive an email as soon as a matching flight is available.
An entire date range counts as a single alert. Roame performs searches every 1 to 6 hours depending on the route, which sets it apart from most competing tools.
The number of alerts you get depends on your plan:

The Discover tab brings together award flights from a departure airport, with filters by travel class and loyalty program (Aeroplan, Flying Blue, Avios, etc.). Ideal if you’re looking for inspiration before choosing a destination.
On transatlantic routes, Discover regularly surfaces one-way business class seats for under 50,000 points. These fares go through a transfer to Virgin Atlantic, from U.S. airports. This kind of availability disappears quickly, which is exactly why the Discover tab and Roame alerts help you spot it in time.

Have a specific cabin in mind? Roame offers four "finders": pre-filtered searches for the most sought-after premium products.
You can display results as a table, a list or a calendar. For a Canadian traveller, the ANA finder mostly surfaces seats you can book with Aeroplan points, while the Delta One finder mostly shows seats bookable through Flying Blue or Virgin Atlantic Flying Club.
The finders run on SkyView data, so we recommend checking the "Last Seen" timestamp on each flight before you transfer any points. A free account is enough to see results, but alerts require a paid plan.
Under the “Tools” tab:

Roame stands out for its simple, fast interface, similar to Google Flights or Kayak. For beginners, that’s a real advantage over more technical tools like ExpertFlyer or Seats.Aero.
With SkyView, the 60-day search is rarely offered by competitors. In terms of pricing, the “Friends of Roame” subscription offers excellent value for money, especially with our exclusive code.
| Plan | Key features | Price (US$) |
|---|---|---|
| Community | Live search up to 365 days out, 3-day flexible search, SkyView Lite (7-day window for departures within 60 days), Roame Wallet. No alerts. | Free |
| Friends of Roame | Full SkyView (60-day flexible search across the whole calendar), multi-region search, 5 alerts on the monthly plan or 10 on the annual plan, SMS alerts in Canada and the U.S. | $12.99/month or $109.99/year |
| Inner Circle | Everything in Friends of Roame, with 50 alerts on the monthly plan or 100 on the annual plan. | $79.99/month or $299.99/year |
| Business | Custom solutions, on request at partnerships@roame.travel. | On request |
Roame is an excellent tool for optimizing your points and miles. Fast interface, effective alerts, compatibility with key programs for Canadians: it’s well designed overall.
Having personally tested several tools (Point.me, AwardFares, Seats.Aero, and ExpertFlyer), Roame stands out for its intuitive interface and speed. One limitation to know: Canadian transfer programs are not listed yet.
The free subscription is suitable for beginners. Experienced users will appreciate “Friends of Roame” for the time saved.
Yes. The Community plan is free: you get live search up to 365 days out and SkyView Lite. For full SkyView and alerts, Friends of Roame costs US$12.99 a month or US$109.99 a year, and Inner Circle costs US$79.99 a month or US$299.99 a year.
Roame searches more than 25 airline programs, including Aeroplan, Flying Blue, Avios, Delta SkyMiles, American Airlines AAdvantage and United MileagePlus. New programs are added regularly.
Yes. Roame integrates Aeroplan, Flying Blue, and Avios, the three most widely used programs in Canada. The wallet section supports U.S. cards only for now, but flight search and alerts work very well for Canadian travelers.
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Live Search queries airlines in real time on demand. SkyView is a database updated regularly (every 1 to 6 hours) on 6,500 popular routes over 60 days, allowing for near-instant results for common destinations.
No. Roame shows availability, transfer options and the steps to follow. You complete the booking on the loyalty program's or airline's website, where the ticket is issued.
Roame covers most of the transfer partners of a Canadian card, Canadian Amex included. The step-by-step instructions it shows are still written for U.S. programs: you can follow the same steps, but you cannot copy them word for word.
Yes. A Hotels tab covers World of Hyatt, Hilton Honors and Marriott Bonvoy. Flight search remains the main feature and the more complete of the two.
For your next Hilton stay, see the Hilton Honors American Express® Card available in Canada and the terms of its current offer.
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