Delta also has partnerships with both hotel and car rental companies where you can transfer points into Delta SkyMiles at varying transfer rates. Some partners include ALL-Accor Live Limitless, Radisson Rewards, Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors, IHG One Rewards and Hertz Gold Plus Rewards.
Airline tickets and guest rooms are subject to availability. For each conversion of points into the Frequent Flyer program of a U.S. airline, a fee of $0.0006 per point, with a maximum fee of $99, will be charged to your Card account. We charge this fee to offset the federal excise tax we must pay on such conversions.
To sell your Delta SkyMiles, you will typically need to create an account with the marketplace and provide your SkyMiles account information. The marketplace will then assess your miles and provide you with a quote. Once you accept the quote, the marketplace will purchase your miles and send you the cash proceeds.
Under the SkyMiles Mileage Expiration policy, miles do not expire. Delta reserves the right to deactivate or close an account under the following circumstances: Fraudulent activity occurs. A Member requests an account closure.
Delta won't give you credit for any duplicate SkyMiles transactions in the two accounts and they won't be added to the combined mileage balance. You can't merge accounts with a friend or family member. And while Delta allows you to transfer SkyMiles to other accounts, it charges a hefty fee.
If someone passes away, Delta feels the miles are theirs and they won't transfer them to anyone else. If you have access to the delta.com account, you should be able to use the miles without any issues. Just don't tell Delta the person is deceased.
We value Delta SkyMiles at 1.2 cents each, which means when you convert 40,000 Delta miles to dollars you get about $480. Delta ties its award rates pretty closely to the cash price of its tickets and demand.
A Medallion Member and one traveling companion may both enjoy a Complimentary Upgrade when traveling on Delta and Delta Connection carriers, as long as that companion is a General SkyMiles Member, Medallion Member, or partner airline elite member*, and traveling on the same flight in the same reservation.
With this benefit, all Delta Amex Blue, Gold, Platinum and Reserve Card Members can reduce the cost of a ticket by $50 for 5,000 miles, $100 for 10,000 miles and so on.
To sell your Delta SkyMiles, you will typically need to create an account with the marketplace and provide your SkyMiles account information. The marketplace will then assess your miles and provide you with a quote. Once you accept the quote, the marketplace will purchase your miles and send you the cash proceeds.