The most drastic change is the Korean Air that is a fellow SkyTeam alliance airline. You won’t earn MQM’s, class of service bonus or bonus points based on the SkyMiles tier that you may have. With these airlines, you will no longer receive elite tier bonus at all and the business/first class bonus miles are capped at 25%. With some of these airlines, you continue earning 100% mileage credit on lower fares. Here you need to start pay attention to the MQM’s that are capped at 100% high fares and are lower for economy/discount economy, but you will get the elite tier bonus. So, read the eligible fare classes for each airline carefully. Note that there still may be some fare classes on these airlines that don’t earn anything, when credited to Delta’s SkyMiles. The main change here is that all fares earn 100% mileage credit and that you will get your Medallion bonus on all fare classes on these carriers.Īlaska, GOL and Virgin Australia are not SkyTeam members yet earn both MQM’s and award miles. You can read more about these on Delta’s website here. You may earn as few as 25% MQM’s and award miles on those flights.
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There are some “unpublished” fares that don’t earn full mileage credit even when the flight is marketed and operated by Delta. Delta is not know to give any advise note about the changes to their SkyMiles program, so this is a development that they inform in advance this change that will take place in three months time and have the current earning chart as well as the earning chart starting on September 1 available for each of the partner airlines.ĭelta is now introducing four groups of partner airlines:
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