Heads up, EuroBonus members! SAS just dropped a sweet deal: 30% off award flights between Scandinavia and the US! Yep, you can use fewer points for your next transatlantic trip. This discount works for all bonus classes – Go, Plus, and Business – whether you’re flying one-way or round trip. And as usual, kids (2-11) get 50% off the points price on top of the 30% discount.

Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines have officially begun integrating their frequent flyer programs, offering status matching, reciprocal mileage earning, and new elite perks. These changes are the start of a single combined loyalty program, expected to launch later in 2025. For now, these updates bring immediate benefits to frequent flyers of both airlines. Let’s break down what’s new and how it impacts travelers.

Delta SkyMiles, Delta Air Lines’ loyalty program, opens doors to a vast network of destinations worldwide. But with its infamous dynamic pricing and no published Delta award chart, figuring out how many miles you actually need and if you’re getting a good deal can feel like a guessing game.

SAS is bringing back its “Destination Unknown” trip, offering EuroBonus members another chance for a surprise getaway. This second round of mystery flights departs Friday, April 4th. Registration opens February 17th at 12:00 CET and closes February 18th at 12:00 CET, requiring registration via the SAS app within this 24-hour window.

Air Canada has announced significant modifications to its Aeroplan loyalty program, set to take effect on March 25, 2025. These changes involve the adoption of dynamic award pricing for select partner airlines, aligning their redemption models with Air Canada’s existing dynamic system.

In my quest to earn one million EuroBonus Points with SAS and SkyTeam, I flew from Bangkok (BKK) to Jakarta (CGK) on Garuda Indonesia’s Boeing 737-800, taking advantage of a last-minute Business Class upgrade for around $90 USD. It was worth every cent. Garuda Indonesia delivered an impressive experience, living up to their reputation for world-class hospitality.

Looking to book Star Alliance flights with miles or points? Star Alliance is the world’s largest airline alliance, and as of April 2026 it has grown to 26 member airlines after welcoming ITA Airways as its newest member. With so many airlines and loyalty programs, searching for Star Alliance award availability across partners can be overwhelming. Each airline runs its own frequent flyer system and booking tool, and manually checking every website takes hours.

Searching for SkyTeam award flights and reward availability can feel like a daunting task, especially with 17+ member airlines and no unified loyalty program. Each airline has its own website, frequent flyer program, and SkyTeam flight search system, making it time-consuming to find the best redemption options. In 2026, SkyTeam is going through major changes — ITA Airways has left for Star Alliance, Korean Air and Asiana are merging, and dynamic pricing is now the norm across most member programs.