AviationNew SkyPass elite membership system will have four levels

Korean Air revamps frequent flyer programme

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Korean Air says its new frequent flyer programme will increase customer benefits.
Korean Air says its new frequent flyer programme will increase customer benefits.

SEOUL - Korean Air is revamping its SkyPass frequent flyer programme to match global standards and increase customer benefits.

In November 2020, Korean Air will introduce the option to use a combination of miles and cash/credit card to purchase flight tickets for a test-run period.

In April 2021, the airline will implement what it calls “a more rational and segmented system for mileage accrual and redemption based on airfares and distances flown”.

Additionally, a new SkyPass elite membership system consisting of four levels -- silver, gold, platinum and diamond - will be introduced in February 2022.

Elite membership levels will be granted based on the number of miles accrued during the previous year, lowering membership entry barriers.

Korean Air is a founding member of the SkyTeam airline alliance.

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