How do I claim missing miles on Turkish Airlines?

Online: Visit the Turkish Airlines website and log in to your frequent flyer account (Miles&Smiles). Look for a section related to missing mileage claims or similar. Phone: Call Turkish Airlines' customer service or the Miles&Smiles contact center.



To claim missing Miles&Smiles miles on Turkish Airlines, you can use their official website or mobile app, but you must wait at least two weeks after your flight has been completed. To begin, log in to your account, navigate to the "Miles Transactions" section under your profile, and select "Claim Missing Miles." You will need to provide specific flight details, including the flight date, number, departure and arrival locations, travel class, and your 13-digit ticket number. It is crucial that the name on your ticket matches the name on your Miles&Smiles membership exactly. Requests are generally accepted for flights taken within the last 12 months. If the flight was operated by a Star Alliance partner, the process is similar, though the timeframe for credit reflection may vary. Always keep your physical boarding pass or e-ticket until the miles appear in your dashboard, as these documents are the primary evidence required for manual verification.

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Miles: Miles earned and spendable from transactions and flights with program partners. Status Miles: Miles earned from flights with Turkish Airlines, AnadoluJet and other Star Alliance member airlines. Status Miles are required for upgrading and maintaining the membership level.

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