How can I transfer Miles within the Flying Blue Family? The Flying Blue Family leader is the only person who can transfer Miles from the Flying Blue Family members' accounts. The Flying Blue Family leader can transfer Miles partially or in full.
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Miles earned from flying expire after two years, but may be extended by taking another flight and crediting those miles to Flying Blue. Flights operated by Air France, KLM or partner airlines qualify. Miles expiration is also extended by two years when you make a purchase with an eligible co-branded credit card.
You can put your un-used miles to work for the Red Cross through the generosity of several major airlines. The airline partners listed below permit their loyalty program members to donate their miles to help our volunteers and staff get to critical areas.
Miles earned from flying expire after two years, but may be extended by taking another flight and crediting those miles to Flying Blue. Flights operated by Air France, KLM or partner airlines qualify. Miles expiration is also extended by two years when you make a purchase with an eligible co-branded credit card.
If you would like to transfer Miles and merge profiles with the Collector Account of a friend or family member residing at a different address, this can be done for a fee of $0.15 per Miles transferred. Select Merge Collector Accounts (separate households) from the Transfer Miles options.
Call The AirlineEven though many airlines permit you to book a ticket for somebody else spending your own miles, there are few airlines which entail you to inform them about the usage of your miles by somebody else on phone or over the ticket counter.
Once Miles are in your AIR MILES Cash and Dream Accounts, they cannot be transferred from one to the other. However, you can change your balance preference as many times as you like.
Can I get my miles back if I change or cancel my award flight? When canceling a flight that was purchased using miles, most airlines do not charge a cancellation fee. It is generally free to get your miles reinstated and even the taxes and fees you paid will usually be refunded.
The IRS recognizes the donation of airline miles or points as a gift from the airline to the charitable organization. Therefore, miles donated to the Red Cross are not considered tax-deductable by the individual donor.