To clarify a common point of confusion: Capital One does not have "Skymiles" (which is the Delta Airlines brand); it has Capital One Miles. In 2026, these miles have a base value of 1 cent per mile when redeemed for travel "erasure" (paying yourself back for a travel purchase) or when booking through the Capital One Travel portal. For example, 75,000 miles equals $750 in travel credit. However, the true "pro" value comes from transferring them to Travel Partners like British Airways, Avianca, or Wyndham. When transferred at a 1:1 ratio and used for international Business Class seats or luxury hotels, the value can jump to 2.0 to 3.5 cents per mile. If you are looking for "Delta SkyMiles" specifically, Capital One miles do not transfer directly to Delta; you would have to book Delta flights through partners like Virgin Red or Air France-KLM. If you redeem your miles for cash back instead of travel, the value drops significantly to 0.5 cents per mile, so it is almost never worth it to use them for a statement credit that isn't travel-related.