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Everyday loyalty program
Flying Blue is the combined loyalty program of Air France and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, serving over 20 million members worldwide. As a SkyTeam alliance program, Flying Blue miles can be earned and redeemed across 19 partner airlines including Delta, Virgin Atlantic, and Korean Air. The program is known for its monthly Promo Rewards feature, which offers 25-50% discounts on select award routes. Flying Blue uses a dynamic pricing model where award costs vary based on cash ticket prices and availability. Flying Blue partners with American Express, Chase, and Citi for instant point transfers at 1:1 ratios, making it accessible to US-based credit card rewards enthusiasts.
| Route / Property | Points | Book With | Cabin/Type | Value / Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US to Mexico in Economy on a Partner | 11,500 | — | economy | central_america |
| US to Europe in Economy | 25,000 | — | economy | europe |
| US to Northern Africa in Economy | 25,000 | — | economy | africa |
| US to Mexico in Business on a Partner | 30,000 | — | business | central_america |
| US to Europe in Business | 60,000 | — | business | europe |
| US to Northern Africa in Business | 60,000 | — | business | africa |
| Intra-Europe in Economy | 7,500 | — | economy | europe |
| US to Hawaii in Economy (via Delta) | 17,500 | — | economy |
Yes. Chase Ultimate Rewards transfers 1:1 to Flying Blue instantly. Flying Blue is also a transfer partner of Amex, Bilt, Capital One, Citi, and Wells Fargo — making it accessible from every major US points currency.
You cannot book Air France flights directly with Delta SkyMiles. However, Delta sometimes releases Air France/KLM award space on delta.com. Alternatively, transfer credit card points to Flying Blue and book directly through Air France or KLM.
Log in to your Flying Blue account on airfrance.us or klm.com, select "Book with Miles," and leave the date field blank to see an entire month's availability at once — this hidden calendar view shows the lowest pricing across all dates.
Yes, Flying Blue miles expire after 2 years of inactivity. Any mileage earning activity (flights, credit card spending, partner transactions) resets the 2-year clock. Holding elite status also prevents expiration.
Flying Blue miles are valued at approximately 1.3 cents each by The Points Guy and NerdWallet. Conservative estimates place them at 1.0 cent. The best value comes from business class redemptions during Promo Rewards, where you can achieve 2-3+ cents per mile.
Each month, Flying Blue releases discounted award tickets on select routes with 25-50% off regular pricing. Economy awards can drop below 10,000 miles and business class to 45,000 miles for US-Europe routes. Check flyingblue.com/en/spend/flights/rewards for current offers.
Everyday loyalty program
Flying Blue is the combined loyalty program of Air France and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, serving over 20 million members worldwide. As a SkyTeam alliance program, Flying Blue miles can be earned and redeemed across 19 partner airlines including Delta, Virgin Atlantic, and Korean Air. The program is known for its monthly Promo Rewards feature, which offers 25-50% discounts on select award routes. Flying Blue uses a dynamic pricing model where award costs vary based on cash ticket prices and availability. Flying Blue partners with American Express, Chase, and Citi for instant point transfers at 1:1 ratios, making it accessible to US-based credit card rewards enthusiasts.
| Route / Property | Points | Book With | Cabin/Type | Value / Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US to Mexico in Economy on a Partner | 11,500 | — | economy | central_america |
| US to Europe in Economy | 25,000 | — | economy | europe |
| US to Northern Africa in Economy | 25,000 | — | economy | africa |
| US to Mexico in Business on a Partner | 30,000 | — | business | central_america |
| US to Europe in Business | 60,000 | — | business | europe |
| US to Northern Africa in Business | 60,000 | — | business | africa |
| Intra-Europe in Economy | 7,500 | — | economy | europe |
| US to Hawaii in Economy (via Delta) | 17,500 | — | economy |
Yes. Chase Ultimate Rewards transfers 1:1 to Flying Blue instantly. Flying Blue is also a transfer partner of Amex, Bilt, Capital One, Citi, and Wells Fargo — making it accessible from every major US points currency.
You cannot book Air France flights directly with Delta SkyMiles. However, Delta sometimes releases Air France/KLM award space on delta.com. Alternatively, transfer credit card points to Flying Blue and book directly through Air France or KLM.
Log in to your Flying Blue account on airfrance.us or klm.com, select "Book with Miles," and leave the date field blank to see an entire month's availability at once — this hidden calendar view shows the lowest pricing across all dates.
Yes, Flying Blue miles expire after 2 years of inactivity. Any mileage earning activity (flights, credit card spending, partner transactions) resets the 2-year clock. Holding elite status also prevents expiration.
Flying Blue miles are valued at approximately 1.3 cents each by The Points Guy and NerdWallet. Conservative estimates place them at 1.0 cent. The best value comes from business class redemptions during Promo Rewards, where you can achieve 2-3+ cents per mile.
Each month, Flying Blue releases discounted award tickets on select routes with 25-50% off regular pricing. Economy awards can drop below 10,000 miles and business class to 45,000 miles for US-Europe routes. Check flyingblue.com/en/spend/flights/rewards for current offers.
Everyday loyalty program
Flying Blue is the combined loyalty program of Air France and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, serving over 20 million members worldwide. As a SkyTeam alliance program, Flying Blue miles can be earned and redeemed across 19 partner airlines including Delta, Virgin Atlantic, and Korean Air. The program is known for its monthly Promo Rewards feature, which offers 25-50% discounts on select award routes. Flying Blue uses a dynamic pricing model where award costs vary based on cash ticket prices and availability. Flying Blue partners with American Express, Chase, and Citi for instant point transfers at 1:1 ratios, making it accessible to US-based credit card rewards enthusiasts.
| Route / Property | Points | Book With | Cabin/Type | Value / Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US to Mexico in Economy on a Partner | 11,500 | — | economy | central_america |
| US to Europe in Economy | 25,000 | — | economy | europe |
| US to Northern Africa in Economy | 25,000 | — | economy | africa |
| US to Mexico in Business on a Partner | 30,000 | — | business | central_america |
| US to Europe in Business | 60,000 | — | business | europe |
| US to Northern Africa in Business | 60,000 | — | business | africa |
| Intra-Europe in Economy | 7,500 | — | economy | europe |
| US to Hawaii in Economy (via Delta) | 17,500 | — | economy |
Yes. Chase Ultimate Rewards transfers 1:1 to Flying Blue instantly. Flying Blue is also a transfer partner of Amex, Bilt, Capital One, Citi, and Wells Fargo — making it accessible from every major US points currency.
You cannot book Air France flights directly with Delta SkyMiles. However, Delta sometimes releases Air France/KLM award space on delta.com. Alternatively, transfer credit card points to Flying Blue and book directly through Air France or KLM.
Log in to your Flying Blue account on airfrance.us or klm.com, select "Book with Miles," and leave the date field blank to see an entire month's availability at once — this hidden calendar view shows the lowest pricing across all dates.
Yes, Flying Blue miles expire after 2 years of inactivity. Any mileage earning activity (flights, credit card spending, partner transactions) resets the 2-year clock. Holding elite status also prevents expiration.
Flying Blue miles are valued at approximately 1.3 cents each by The Points Guy and NerdWallet. Conservative estimates place them at 1.0 cent. The best value comes from business class redemptions during Promo Rewards, where you can achieve 2-3+ cents per mile.
Each month, Flying Blue releases discounted award tickets on select routes with 25-50% off regular pricing. Economy awards can drop below 10,000 miles and business class to 45,000 miles for US-Europe routes. Check flyingblue.com/en/spend/flights/rewards for current offers.
| pacific_islands |
| US to Tahiti in Economy (Air France) | 35,000 | — | economy | pacific_islands |
| US to Tahiti in Business (Air France) | 90,000 | — | business | pacific_islands |
| US to Central America in Economy (Copa) | 21,500 | — | economy | central_america |
| US to Sub-Saharan Africa in Economy | 40,000 | — | economy | africa |
| US to Japan in Business (Japan Airlines) | 80,000 | — | business | asia |
| US to Europe in Premium Economy | 40,000 | — | premium_economy | europe |
The lowest pricing starts at 7,500 miles for intra-Europe economy one-ways. US to Europe starts at 25,000 economy, 40,000 premium economy, or 60,000 business class one-way at saver level.
| pacific_islands |
| US to Tahiti in Economy (Air France) | 35,000 | — | economy | pacific_islands |
| US to Tahiti in Business (Air France) | 90,000 | — | business | pacific_islands |
| US to Central America in Economy (Copa) | 21,500 | — | economy | central_america |
| US to Sub-Saharan Africa in Economy | 40,000 | — | economy | africa |
| US to Japan in Business (Japan Airlines) | 80,000 | — | business | asia |
| US to Europe in Premium Economy | 40,000 | — | premium_economy | europe |
The lowest pricing starts at 7,500 miles for intra-Europe economy one-ways. US to Europe starts at 25,000 economy, 40,000 premium economy, or 60,000 business class one-way at saver level.
| pacific_islands |
| US to Tahiti in Economy (Air France) | 35,000 | — | economy | pacific_islands |
| US to Tahiti in Business (Air France) | 90,000 | — | business | pacific_islands |
| US to Central America in Economy (Copa) | 21,500 | — | economy | central_america |
| US to Sub-Saharan Africa in Economy | 40,000 | — | economy | africa |
| US to Japan in Business (Japan Airlines) | 80,000 | — | business | asia |
| US to Europe in Premium Economy | 40,000 | — | premium_economy | europe |
The lowest pricing starts at 7,500 miles for intra-Europe economy one-ways. US to Europe starts at 25,000 economy, 40,000 premium economy, or 60,000 business class one-way at saver level.
