Updated: 30th October 2021
Here’s our guide to which loyalty programmes you can transfer your credit card miles into in Singapore.
Frequent flyer programmes
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For American Express and UOB, we are referring to their general credit card products. If you have a Singapore Airlines co-brand card from either provider, your miles are automatically transferred into your KrisFlyer account with no alternative FFP transfer option available.
Hotel loyalty schemes
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Remember for American Express, this excludes the KrisFlyer co-brand cards, which cannot transfer points into hotel loyalty schemes.
Which airlines can you redeem on?
When you convert your frequent flyer miles into a programme that is part of a major alliance, you can generally redeem for flights on any member airline within that alliance.
For example you can use Turkish miles to redeem on Lufthansa, as they are fellow Star Alliance members. Likewise KLM’s Flying Blue miles can be used to redeem on a Delta Air Lines flight (SkyTeam).
Here’s a quick reference of which airlines are in each of the major alliance groupings.
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Aegean Airlines |  |
Ethiopian Airlines |