Aug 30, 2017, 3:16 pm
Last edit by: CDKing
Alaska Airlines (AS) partnership with Singapore Airlines (SQ)
Earning
Beginning September 27, 2017.
For earning rates See Partner Page
Eligible flight numbers (No Silkair)
0001–0999
Burning:
Award Charts:
Earning
Beginning September 27, 2017.
For earning rates See Partner Page
Eligible flight numbers (No Silkair)
0001–0999
Burning:
Award Charts:
(see note below for definition of "Continental USA", "SE Asia" and "South Pacific" )
SE Asia-SE Asia: 17,500 Y, 25,000 J 35,000 F
North Asia-SE Asia: 22,500 Y 60,000 J, 75,000 F
North Asia-SE Asia: 22,500 Y 60,000 J, 75,000 F
SE Asia-Middle East/India 25,000 Y 65,000 J 85,000 F
SE Asia-South Pacific 30,000 Y 65,000 J 90,000 F
SE Asia-Europe 42,500 Y 110,00 J 160,000 F
North Asia-Europe 65,000 Y 175,000 J 240,000 F
Middle East-Europe 60,000 Y, 160,000 J 210,000 F
Continental USA-North Asia: 40,000 Y 80,000 J 110,000 F
Continental USA-North Asia: 40,000 Y 80,000 J 110,000 F
Continental USA-SE Asia/India: 47,500 Y 100,000 J 130,000 F
Continental USA-South Pacific 70,000 Y 145,000 J 190,000 F
Note: Chart only allows contiguous US and Alaska as "USA", however, AS connecting flights to Hawaii/Canada/Mexico are allowed. No chart for USA-Europe (though in theory you could redeem SIN-USA or USA-SIN routing on SQ onestops involving Europe and get off the plane in FRA/MAN, pretty high price in miles though). Stopover in SIN not allowed on regional awards (Intra-Asia,including South Pacific) not touching US.
"North Asia" includes China (PEK/PVG) as per latest update by AS. South Pacific is Australia/New Zealand
Alaska + Singapore Airlines (SQ) Partnership - Earning, Redeeming and Questions
Jan 31, 2023, 2:30 pm
#586
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Portland
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Jan 31, 2023, 3:29 pm
#587
Join Date: Nov 2013
Programs: NZ
Posts: 1,556
Hi,
Trying to book an award ticket Australia to Europe via Singapore. Would it be possible to book this as one ticket with Alaska? I can price is as 2 separate tickets but not one. I haven't seen this listed in the wiki but wanted to check the collective wisdom of the forum, just in case. Thanks
Trying to book an award ticket Australia to Europe via Singapore. Would it be possible to book this as one ticket with Alaska? I can price is as 2 separate tickets but not one. I haven't seen this listed in the wiki but wanted to check the collective wisdom of the forum, just in case. Thanks
For award levels to and from points outside of the US and Canada, search for your desired destination and dates to view pricing
Last edited by minz56; Jan 31, 2023 at 3:35 pm
Feb 1, 2023, 10:00 am
#589
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: PHX
Programs: AS 75K; UA 1MM; Hyatt Globalist; Marriott LTP; Hilton Diamond (Aspire)
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The game has fundamentally changed (and is no where near as fun or rewarding as it used to be).
Feb 22, 2023, 7:21 pm
#591
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artners-singapore
Feb 22, 2023, 8:53 pm
#592
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Feb 23, 2023, 12:14 am
#593
Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 318
After reading thru the link flytoeat listed, I am still a bit confused.
My itinerary is SFO to JFK to FRA, flying from SFO to JFK will be with Alaska under SQxxxx, the fare code for this segment is labeled as W. On the return portion, JFK to SFO is also with Alaska under SQ xxxx but this time the fare code is K.
So according to the chart, I will not get any mileage credit since the eligible flight number for the domestic flight is over 3 digits. Is that correct?
I initially want to get 2 separate tickets so I can also take advantage of Alaska's coast to coast promotion, but I thought it would be too risky if the domestic segment is delayed or canceled.
My itinerary is SFO to JFK to FRA, flying from SFO to JFK will be with Alaska under SQxxxx, the fare code for this segment is labeled as W. On the return portion, JFK to SFO is also with Alaska under SQ xxxx but this time the fare code is K.
So according to the chart, I will not get any mileage credit since the eligible flight number for the domestic flight is over 3 digits. Is that correct?
I initially want to get 2 separate tickets so I can also take advantage of Alaska's coast to coast promotion, but I thought it would be too risky if the domestic segment is delayed or canceled.
Feb 23, 2023, 7:15 am
#594
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Now you're asking a different question. SQ 25/26 will credit per the chart. SQ coded AS operated flights would not appear to be eligible. This is a quirk of how OW carriers credit flights, per marketing rather than operating carrier.
Apr 21, 2023, 9:37 am
#595
Join Date: Oct 2022
Location: South Florida
Programs: AK 75K (fFormerly 100K for one year), DL Silver (formerly DM) for 10 years, Delta MM, AA
Posts: 120
Miles credited to Alaska Airlines
I recently flew JAL ticketed flights to TSA in PE and got 70% credit on AA metal (tix purchased through Expedia).
I'll be flying PE to ICN later this year on AA (booked through AA) and will receive 100% credit for the long flights, but only 25% due to mixed classes of fares. I think overall, I'll come out ahead and have only one stop, in DFW, rather than two on the trip to TSA (also Haneda).
I'll be flying PE to ICN later this year on AA (booked through AA) and will receive 100% credit for the long flights, but only 25% due to mixed classes of fares. I think overall, I'll come out ahead and have only one stop, in DFW, rather than two on the trip to TSA (also Haneda).
Apr 22, 2023, 2:21 pm
#596
Join Date: Sep 2000
Posts: 246
Economy N class
My understanding is I can get AS miles from Singapore Airlines. AS website indicates the percentage you get based on the class. I found a Singapore Economy N class, but I don't see it on AS chart. Before I call AS, does anyone know?
In case you are wondering, SEA-SIN Nov 21 at 0845. I would just like to know for future reference.
In case you are wondering, SEA-SIN Nov 21 at 0845. I would just like to know for future reference.
Apr 22, 2023, 2:44 pm
#597
Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: British Columbia
Programs: AS MVPG100K, Marriott Marriott Titanium Elite, Hilton Gold
Posts: 7,263
My understanding is I can get AS miles from Singapore Airlines. AS website indicates the percentage you get based on the class. I found a Singapore Economy N class, but I don't see it on AS chart. Before I call AS, does anyone know?
In case you are wondering, SEA-SIN Nov 21 at 0845. I would just like to know for future reference.
In case you are wondering, SEA-SIN Nov 21 at 0845. I would just like to know for future reference.
James
Apr 24, 2023, 1:07 pm
#598
Join Date: Sep 2000
Posts: 246
sort to include fare class?
I thought it was odd that a couple fares were listed as %100, a couple %75, and a couple %50. But this particular one wasn't listed at all. Makes sense. If not listed, it doesn't even get %50. Thank you.
I don't suppose there is a site or way to sort to include the fare class so I don't have to practically book the flight.
I don't suppose there is a site or way to sort to include the fare class so I don't have to practically book the flight.
Last edited by natalie; Apr 24, 2023 at 1:15 pm Reason: Additional response
Apr 24, 2023, 2:51 pm
#599
Join Date: Mar 2021
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Posts: 205
I thought it was odd that a couple fares were listed as %100, a couple %75, and a couple %50. But this particular one wasn't listed at all. Makes sense. If not listed, it doesn't even get %50. Thank you.
I don't suppose there is a site or way to sort to include the fare class so I don't have to practically book the flight.
I don't suppose there is a site or way to sort to include the fare class so I don't have to practically book the flight.
Select “Advanced Controls” then “Extension controls” you can sort the fare class you want by adding F bc=*|bc=*|bc=*
for *= the fare classes you interested in. [For example F bc=E|bc=M|bc=Y|bc=B]
Once you find the itinerary you want, copy it and past it in https://bookwithmatrix.com and it’ll direct you to the exact booking with desired fare classes.
If someone has a better way let the both of us know!
Here are screenshots to help:
Spoiler
Last edited by Arsene Wenger; Apr 24, 2023 at 3:31 pm
Apr 28, 2023, 9:43 am
#600
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: SEA, NW/DL 1.6Million Miler
Programs: DL 1MM Annual Silver,AS 100K 22-24, AS 75K 15-21
Posts: 4,278
N class travel
My understanding is I can get AS miles from Singapore Airlines. AS website indicates the percentage you get based on the class. I found a Singapore Economy N class, but I don't see it on AS chart. Before I call AS, does anyone know?
In case you are wondering, SEA-SIN Nov 21 at 0845. I would just like to know for future reference.
In case you are wondering, SEA-SIN Nov 21 at 0845. I would just like to know for future reference.
Jiburi