KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes, a special offer by Singapore Airlines, brings you the usual 30% discount on KrisFlyer award bookings. This means you can spend fewer miles on specific routes. Around the middle of each month, the airline discloses these discounted routes, providing travel opportunities for the next month.
Just stay flexible and prepared; these offers apply to near-term flights, and airlines typically do not allow changes or refunds. Sometimes, they align perfectly with your plans. So, dear wanderer, it’s worth checking out, and don’t sweat if it doesn’t fit this time. There’s always another promotion on the horizon.
How It Works
Follow the steps below to book award flights [link]:
- Redeem online through SingaporeAir.com or the SingaporeAir mobile app.
- Enter your KrisFlyer membership number or email address, as well as your password to login to your Krisflyer account.
- Go to the dashboard and click ‘Book a Flight.’
- Choose your travel details, and the booking summary panel will display the redemption discount after you select your flights.
Important Stuff to Know
- The KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes promotion is valid for booking from January 15, 2024, to January 31, 2024.
- Travel must take place from February 1, 2024 to February 29, 2024.
- The promotion is open to KrisFlyer members for online redemption of Promo Awards in Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Class on selected Singapore Airlines operated flights.
- Blackout periods vary for different routes and classes. Refer to the provided information for specific blackout dates.
- Ensure your travel dates fall within the promotional travel period to qualify for the discount.
- The promotion does not allow waitlist redemption for all offered flights.
- Bookings made under this promotion do not permit changes.
- The promotion cannot be combined with any other discount or promotion.
- The 30% discount is applied on the number of KrisFlyer miles required for an Economy, Premium Economy, and/or Business Class Saver award ticket.
- Remember that seats are limited.
Here’s a breakdown of the miles required for Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Class for the USA routes:
USA Routes:
| Route | Economy Miles | Premium Economy Miles | Business Class Miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frankfurt to New York (JFK) | 17,500 | 36,400 | 56,700 |
| New York (JFK) to Frankfurt | 17,500 | 36,400 | 56,700 |
| Narita to Los Angeles Los Angeles to Narita | N/A N/A | 51,100, 51,100 | N/A N/A |
| Singapore to San Francisco San Francisco to Singapore | N/A 29,400 | 52,500 52,500 | N/A |
| Singapore to New York (JFK) | N/A | 56,350 | N/A |
For a detailed list of other destinations, miles required, and blackout periods, refer to the promo page.
Sample Fare from JFK to FRA for Economy Class on a Random Date
Sample Fare from JFK to FRA for Business Class on a Random Date
Analysis of a Sample Fare
A round trip in business class from JFK to Frankfurt costs 113,400 Singapore miles plus $141.70 USD in taxes and surcharges. If you’re just looking for a one-way trip, 56,700 miles seems like a good deal.
Now let’s talk about transferring points. Various credit cards and loyalty programs allow you to convert points to Singapore KrisFlyer miles. Capital One, AMEX, Chase, and Citi all offer a 1:1 transfer ratio, making it simple to convert your points. If you’re thinking about transferring points, you should look into credit cards or loyalty programs that match your preferences and offer competitive transfer rates. The transfer process is quick, usually instant to three days.
In a Nutshell
Singapore Airlines’ KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes promotion offers travelers an enticing opportunity: a 30% discount on KrisFlyer award bookings for specific routes. While flexibility is important given the short-term nature of these offers, the possibility of spending fewer miles on specific routes makes it worthwhile to consider. The promotion runs from January 15 to January 31, 2024, and travel is valid from February 1 to February 29, 2024. Members can redeem Promo Awards in Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Class, but keep in mind the blackout dates and restrictions on changes and cancellations.
New to earning miles and points? Read my tips on how to collect them effortlessly [link]. I’ve got a beginner’s guide to credit card points and miles to help you start. If your credit card is declined or pending, don’t stress—it’s not over. Check this [link] for basics on the credit card application process and what to do with a reconsideration line. Explore my list of sweet spots to make the most of your miles and points. Enjoy your points and miles journey!
