Germán Ceballos

LATAM Airlines is set to revolutionize its LATAM Pass loyalty program in 2025 with the launch of LATAM Pass Bonuses, a new way to personalize the experience for its frequent flyers. This system lets members select additional benefits when they reach Qualifying Points milestones without impacting their progress toward new Elite categories.

Flying in Business Class with Turkish Airlines is a luxurious experience that combines comfort and excellent service. Turkish Airlines operates an extensive network, flying to more destinations worldwide than any other airline. This expansive reach and strategically located Istambul (IST) airport make them a popular choice for business travelers and frequent flyers alike.

The LATAM Group’s subsidiaries in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, and Paraguay (excluding LATAM Chile) and Aerolíneas Argentinas have signed codeshare agreements that promise to revolutionize air connectivity in South America. This new agreement will enable both airlines to offer a smoother travel experience with greater benefits for frequent flyers.

Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles uses a fixed award chart, making it a goldmine for specific routes: there are some sweet spots if traveling with partners. In this post, we will analyze charts, miles pricing, and the role of AwardFares in searching for good awards and sweet spots, always staying focused on flights operated by Turkish Airlines partners.

From December 8th to 27th, Germán (our Head of Marketing) will be participating in SAS’s EuroBonus Millionaire challenge, attempting to earn one million EuroBonus points by flying 15+ different SkyTeam airlines. You can follow German’s journey in real-time via Instagram, trip reports on our Blog, and our YouTube channel.

When flying long distances, the battle between comfort, convenience and price becomes interesting. Air Canada offers both Premium Economy and Business Class cabins, each one offering a different travel experience and perks beyond standard Economy. But the treadoff is not so clear: is it worth looking out for Business Class awards or do you get enough value out of Premium Economy, when it comes to burning your points or miles?