Yes, you can give your air miles to someone else, but the method and cost depend heavily on the specific airline's loyalty program. Most major airlines (like Delta, United, and British Airways) allow you to "Transfer Miles" to another person’s account for a fee, which is often around $0.01 per mile plus a processing charge. This is generally considered a "bad value" because the cost to transfer can sometimes approach the cost of simply buying a new ticket. A much better and "free" way to give your miles is to Redeem them for someone else; instead of moving the points, you simply book a flight in the other person's name using your own miles. Most programs allow this as long as you have enough points in your account. Another excellent option is a "Household Account" (offered by British Airways and others), which allows family members living at the same address to pool their miles into one large bucket for anyone to use. In 2026, some premium credit cards also allow you to transfer your flexible reward points directly into a friend or spouse's frequent flyer account, which is often the most efficient way to "gift" a free flight.