Air France / KLM Flying Blue

Air France-KLM has just launched Flying Blue+, a standalone mobile app that brings new ways to earn Miles beyond flights. Designed for members in the United States and the United Kingdom, this app lets you rack up Miles on everyday purchases, by linking your payment card and shopping through curated offers.

Flying Blue has rolled out a generous bonus on paid flights to two of Europe’s most iconic cities. Targeted members can earn 15 000 bonus miles each way when flying between the U.S. and Paris (CDG) or Amsterdam (AMS) on Air France or KLM. Here’s how to maximize this deal.

Are you a Miles & More elite member based in Europe? You may now unlock SkyTeam benefits without switching airlines cold turkey. Flying Blue, the loyalty program of Air France-KLM, has just expanded its status match program to include Miles & More status holders in select European countries.

Air France just announced a new La Première cabin, the airline’s pinnacle of luxury travel, set to start operations in Spring 2025. With four suites on a selection of Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, this is part of a broader premium strategy from Air France, which includes introducing refreshed long-haul cabins and enhanced ground services at Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG).

2025 is a strong year in aviation and air travel, and it’s also impacting loyalty programs and frequent flyer miles faster than ever. Airlines are profiting more than ever from their frequent flyer programs, almost turning into banks with very special, unpredictable, and hard-to-understand miles. With plenty of recent changes announced, it’s always good to reassess your strategy every year. Choosing the best frequent flyer program can be daunting, but this curated list of favorites for 2025 provides a great starting point.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines just announced that the airline is expanding its international network with three new destinations from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol: San Diego (USA), Georgetown (Guyana), and Hyderabad (India). Here are all the details!

It’s real: airlines are implementing monthly subscriptions on their frequent flyer programs, where you pay per month at different packages and get a fixed number of miles per month. With the rise of subscription services in many industries, it was only a matter of time before airlines jumped on the train. Now, the key question is, are those any good? Should you join? While the concept is still in its early stages, it can be very lucrative in the long run (from our experience), although there are many things to watch out for!

Air France-KLM’s Flying Blue program has just introduced a brand-new way to earn miles: Subscribe to Miles. It’s a monthly subscription plan, where you pay a fixed monthly fee to acquire a set number of Flying Blue miles, opening up a potential new way to maximize miles at a predictable cost. Let’s dive into the details and see if this subscription is worth considering.

Flying Blue Promo Rewards are one of the best-kept secrets for savvy travelers. These special discounted award flights on Air France and KLM are released every single month, slashing the miles needed for a trip by up to 50%. These are the best Flying Blue offers you can find, allowing you to fly Business Class to Europe for the price of Economy.