Air Canada
ACpublishes a floorWhat Air Canada publishes per booking class. Accrual is governed by the operating carrier, so this chart applies to segments AC actually flies — including those another airline markets.
Air Canada publishes a minimum-miles floor per booking class.
All flights
| Class | Cabin | Multiplier | Minimum miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| J | Business | 150% | 750 |
| C | Business | 150% | 750 |
| Z | Business | 150% | 750 |
| D | Business | 150% | 750 |
| P | Business | 150% | 750 |
| O | Premium Economy | 125% | 625 |
| E | Premium Economy | 125% | 625 |
| A | Premium Economy | 125% | 625 |
| Y | Economy | 100% | 500 |
| B | Economy | 100% | 500 |
| M | Economy | 100% | 500 |
| U | Economy | 100% | 500 |
| H | Economy | 100% | 500 |
| Q | Economy | 100% | 500 |
| V | Economy | 100% | 500 |
| S | Economy | 50% | 250 |
| T | Economy | 50% | 250 |
| L | Economy | 50% | 250 |
| G | Economy | 50% | 250 |
| K | Economy | 25% | 125 |
Earns nothing: X · I · R · F · N — published as not eligible for accrual. A ticket in one of these contributes nothing toward Elite.
Contradicted: W — published more than once with different values, so this chart carries no rate for them. Choosing between the published answers would be arbitrary, and choosing the larger would overstate.
Published, but not shown above
- table with a "Fare Basis Code Ending" column is not keyed by booking class alone
Air Canada publishes more than this page shows. These tables are keyed by something other than booking class, so nothing here can address them — named rather than dropped, so the page does not look like the carrier published less than it did.
Source: https://www.turkishairlines.com/en-int/miles-and-smiles/program-partners/airlines/air-canada/ — retrieved 2026-07-26.