JFK to BKK?
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JFK to BKK?
I have skymiles from Delta and would like to use them to travel to Bangkok business class. Are there any non-stop flights? What would be the best way to use these miles? I have about 120,000 and am a gold medallion holder.
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Thai is part of Star Alliance (United, etc.) and thus will not take the miles. Delta is part of the Sky Team Alliance. I am not very knowledgable about the rules of that program (you'll have to call Delta or someone else may chime in) but it is possible to get to Bangkok flying east on Air France, Alitalia or KLM or flying west on Northwest or Korean. All of the airlines I have mentioned are members of Sky Team. Singapore is a member of Star Alliance, not Sky Team as far as I know. Not sure about the two Chinese airlines.
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Flying KL or AF through Europe will require more miles, in general.
China Airlines and China Southern are not Skyteam members, but they are DL partners.
SQ is a Star Alliance airline, but it is also a non-alliance partner with DL.
China Airlines and China Southern are not Skyteam members, but they are DL partners.
SQ is a Star Alliance airline, but it is also a non-alliance partner with DL.
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rkkwan is correct. If you can get SQ business class, it would be the next best thing to flying direct on Thai.
I am surprised how lousy the Delta website is when it comes to information on redeeming miles on alliance/partner airlines.
I am surprised how lousy the Delta website is when it comes to information on redeeming miles on alliance/partner airlines.
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For flight schedule and routing options on skyteam try http://www.skyteam.com



