How many Flying Blue points is 10,000 Horizon points?

At the 1:1 transfer ratio, 10,000 Axis Horizon points convert to about 10,000 Flying Blue points before any transfer bonus. Ratios and award prices change, so confirm in the Axis portal before moving points.

How long does the Horizon to Flying Blue transfer take?

Up to 1 working day once you confirm the transfer in the Axis rewards portal. Only transfer after the award seat is confirmed — the move cannot be reversed.

Can you transfer Flying Blue points back to Horizon?

No. Card-to-partner transfers are one-way and final. Move only the exact points you need for a booking you are ready to make.

Is there a cap on Horizon to Flying Blue transfers?

4,00,000 per calendar year. Check the issuer portal for the current cap, fees and any required registration before you transfer.

Is Horizon to Flying Blue a good transfer?

At 1:1 you keep full value on the move, so it can be strong when Flying Blue prices the award seat you want. Value still comes from the redemption, not the ratio alone.

Horizon to Flying Blue transfer guide

Review the Axis Horizon to Flying Blue transfer ratio, timing, cap and booking checks before moving points.

Axis

Axis Horizon

Airline partner

Flying Blue

You transfer

10,000Horizon pts

You receive

10,000Flying Blue pts

1,000at 1:1 ratio2,00,000

One-way transfer — points move from card to partner only and cannot be moved back.

Ratio1:1

Posting windowUp to 1 working day

Transfer limit4,00,000 per calendar year

Route brief

Use this page to understand the route. Use the app planner for balances, bonuses, award search and final transfer math.

Source program: Axis Horizon
Destination: Flying Blue
Ratio: 1:1
10,000 source points: 10,000 partner points
Posting window: Up to 1 working day
Transfer limit: 4,00,000 per calendar year

Check before moving Horizon points

The ratio matters after the redemption is real. Find the award seat, calculate the amount, verify the account and submit only when ready to book.

1Confirm the redemption existsCheck Flying Blue for the exact award seat, taxes, cancellation rules and passenger or guest names before moving points.
2Calculate the exact transfer amountUse the 1:1 ratio, 4,00,000 per calendar year limit and the live booking price to avoid transferring stranded points.
3Verify the loyalty accountMatch the Flying Blue membership number and account name before submitting through the Horizon rewards portal.
4Transfer and book immediatelySubmit only when ready to book, track the Up to 1 working day posting window and complete the redemption as soon as points land.

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Transfer decision notes

Estimated output

At the current 1:1 guide ratio, 10,000 Horizon points estimate 10,000 Flying Blue points before transfer bonuses, taxes or award-price changes.

Availability first

Confirm that the Flying Blue award seat is visible, bookable and worth the taxes and cancellation rules before transferring.

Failure points

Account-name mismatches, an incorrect membership number, 4,00,000 per calendar year, up to 1 working day posting window, repricing and sold-out inventory can break the booking plan.

Questions and answers

How many Flying Blue points is 10,000 Horizon points?: At the 1:1 transfer ratio, 10,000 Axis Horizon points convert to about 10,000 Flying Blue points before any transfer bonus. Ratios and award prices change, so confirm in the Axis portal before moving points.
How long does the Horizon to Flying Blue transfer take?: Up to 1 working day once you confirm the transfer in the Axis rewards portal. Only transfer after the award seat is confirmed — the move cannot be reversed.
Can you transfer Flying Blue points back to Horizon?: No. Card-to-partner transfers are one-way and final. Move only the exact points you need for a booking you are ready to make.
Is there a cap on Horizon to Flying Blue transfers?: 4,00,000 per calendar year. Check the issuer portal for the current cap, fees and any required registration before you transfer.
Is Horizon to Flying Blue a good transfer?: At 1:1 you keep full value on the move, so it can be strong when Flying Blue prices the award seat you want. Value still comes from the redemption, not the ratio alone.