Where is skymiles award chart/table?
 

Please assist me. i am unable to see the table for award travel for skymiles alliance. did it disappear from the site? I only found ona table for travel originating in US, and another table for China i Singapore airlines.

Thanks.

I assume you are referring to this page:

https://www.delta.com/skymiles/use_m...eage/index.jsp

The milage on this page is for Travel between Continental U.S., Alaska, Canada and other regions. So the journey does not need to originate in the U.S.

There used to be a link to a .pdf on that page which appears to have disappeared. I think I saw it as recently as a week ago.

That doesn't surprise me that it's gone. They haven't followed that chart for their pricing for some time now.

It's apparently been Flushed down the john.... :D

Which non-U.S. award levels have changed?

You didn't. It's been gone for over a month (see the "new reward chart" discussion here). There is no legitimate reason for DL to remove the award chart from the website, other than trying to bilk international customers out of miles ("NRT-BKK in C? The system is showing 60,000 miles for that; there's nothing I can do"). It's a very sleazy tactic to get rid of the award chart and just tell your international customers: "awards not originating or terminating in the Continental US, Alaska, or Canada often require more mileage."

thank you for the link, but you misunderstood what I am looking for. There was a chart for travel that didn't involve US at all. For example, travel withing Europe, or South America. Of course, that would be on delta's partners. That is what I am looking for.

This chart does not exist :)

It is quite sleazy what DL is doing in such situations -- customers built up miles with an award chart in mind and then have DL pull it on them only to have DL reps tell them the price in miles is anything but fixed.

Does DL seriously not publish the award levels for intra-Asia flights on KE, for example? Wow - super sleazy.

They don't appear to publish it, but I can tell you they are a smoking deal. I just landed a PUS-GUM flight for 30K in J on NW & CO. Y was 25K, it was a no-brainer.

Just to bump this, I was looking today for a flight from europe to the middle east on a Skyteam airline using Skymiles... and remembered this idiocy that Delta does not publish any global redemption mileage requirements or award chart.

Delta claims to be a big global airline but cannot publish award levels for international redemptions? Every other major airline does it. (Seriously: I challenge you to name one other airline of Delta's size that does not publish this.)

It is clear that actually they can do it but choose not to. Why? Certainly not because not publishing them serves their customers... in fact it can only serve Delta. How does it serve Delta? Probably by giving them the ability to hide the redemption levels and change them at any time without any scrutiny. What an insult to Skymiles members.

Or can somebody prove me wrong by showing me where they are in fact published?

It is gone when the three tiers kicked in.

This is a complete joke. Another reason why DL is not a GLOBAL airline. How can they really patronize their Asian elite travelers? No chart for intra-Asia? Removing nwa.jp? I cannot believe this.

Is there anyway to search for award travel originating elsewhere? I cannot find it on dl.dumb! Maybe I'm mnredfox.dumb, but I searched and searched... :mad: