Roame added EVA Air Infinity MileageLands to its award search — EVA-operated routes, one passenger, free for everyone now but eventually Pro-only. Citi transfers to EVA 1:1; Capital One at 4:3, Marriott 3:1. Our code REWARDSGURU takes 25% off a first Pro payment. Affiliate links disclosed.
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The short version: Roame — the award-flight search tool we already use to find transfer-partner sweet spots — just added EVA Air Infinity MileageLands to its search. That matters because EVA's own award search is one of the most painful in the hobby, and EVA metal across the Pacific is exactly the kind of seat people hold transferable points for. The launch has limits worth knowing before you get excited, and the search is free for everyone right now but will eventually be Pro-only. Our code REWARDSGURU takes 25% off your first payment.
Roame's search now covers award space bookable with EVA Air Infinity MileageLands points — their EVA program page is live. Per Roame's announcement, the launch scope is deliberately narrow for now:
Award tools live or die on coverage of the programs that are annoying to search by hand, and EVA is high on that list. If you hold transferable points, here is who can actually use what the search finds, from our transfer table:
| From | Ratio | Our value per point sent |
|---|---|---|
| Citi TY | 1:1 | 1.90¢ |
| Capital One | 4:3 | 1.43¢ |
| Marriott Bonvoy | 3:1 | 0.63¢ |
Citi ThankYou is the clean 1:1 path. Capital One moves at 4:3 and Marriott at 3:1, which is why the same EVA seat costs meaningfully different amounts depending on where your points live — exactly the arithmetic the search saves you from doing blind.
Our standing rule on this site is that award tools are where you find the seat, and the airline is where you verify it. Roame surfaces the space and prices it across programs; before we transfer anything, we confirm the award on the airline's own site on the dates we want, because transfers are one-way and tools can lag. That rule has saved us twice this year, and it applies to EVA searches the same as everything else.
Used that way, Roame has earned its spot in our workflow: it is the engine behind our sweet spots tool research, and the free tier is genuinely useful — Pro adds flight alerts, region-to-region search and multi-day search on top.
A free Roame account covers the EVA search today. If you go Pro, our code REWARDSGURU takes 25% off your first payment: roame.travel/?via=rewardsguru (affiliate link — we may earn a commission).
Roame's EVA announcement and program page read August 3, 2026. Launch scope and tier access are Roame's to change. Not financial advice.