Miles accrual

[SQtraveller]

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[wsssaero]

I think mileage accrual is only available for 'E' class tickets and above for Y class, or what is called the "Flexi" on the website.

[kt74]

Please could someone confirm/reject this? Also if it isn't miles accruable (am I the only person who thinks this is annoying?) is there any way I get it so it is miles accruable? I think some other airlines allow you pay like 50GBP to get it to an accrual level.

If you are booking on the SQ website, it makes it very clear that promotional fares are non-mileage accruable. Annoying, yes, but no different to the cheapest fares on almost every other airline in Europe and Asia

To make it accruable, just click on the Flexi Saver tab (instead of the Super Deals tab). Get miles for a additional GBP60-70 or so - pretty reasonable, no?

[jjpb3]

I think mileage accrual is only available for 'E' class tickets and above for Y class, or what is called the "Flexi" on the website.

Those are the upgradeable fares. Mileage accrual starts in lower fare buckets. V, though, is one of the non-mileage-accruing classes.

[EWR]

Hi guys,
I hope this is the right thread.
I am trying to book some tickets to HKG via SIN for a trip in April/May - but I notice the ticket is "V" which I think is non-miles accruable.

Please could someone confirm/reject this? Also if it isn't miles accruable (am I the only person who thinks this is annoying?) is there any way I get it so it is miles accruable? I think some other airlines allow you pay like 50GBP to get it to an accrual level.

Thanks,

SQT

Buy into a higher fare bucket (i.e. pay more) to "get it mileage accruable". Simple. And it's only reasonable. (and that's the purpose - get you to pay more unnecessarily by getting you obsessed with collecting miles that are daily being devalued)

[jjpb3]

Buy into a higher fare bucket (i.e. pay more) to "get it mileage accruable". Simple. And it's only reasonable. (and that's the purpose - get you to pay more unnecessarily by getting you obsessed with collecting miles that are daily being devalued)

At the rate at which KF miles have been devalued, you're essentially paying for the status benefits during the following year's regular travel: priority checkin, priority boarding, lounge access, etc. Less useful at Changi, but still quite useful at many airports.

From what 9V-JKL has posted, KF miles remain good currency for redemptions with SQ's Northeast Asian partners.