Flying Blue's GAME CHANGING Award Reprice (Air France / KLM)

In this one, we're talking about the Flying Blue program, the airline loyalty program from Air France and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.
Recently, they lowered most of their saver award prices for transatlantic routes. There are several sweet spots for booking all types of fares (economy, premium economy, business class).
There is generally good award availability and potential for incredible value when transferring from your American Express, Chase, Capital One, Citibank, or BILT credit card points.
You can open a free Flying Blue account at either Air France's or KLM's website; the award availability should be identical between the two:
Air France: wwws.airfrance.fr/splash
KLM: www.klm.com/
Disclaimer: Monty Liu is not a financial advisor. This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not financial advice.
The content in this video is accurate as of the posting date. Some of the offers mentioned may no longer be available.
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[@anitap2286]

very informative 👍👌🙏

[@MontyTheCardNerd]

Thanks for watching!

[@CreditOneSux]

I see the little KLM Dutch houses in the background 👀

[@MontyTheCardNerd]

That they are!

[@officialflorint]

Hahahaha yeah I bought one of those and gave it to a friend for his birthday

[@Formcheck9294]

Flying blue ftw

[@NemanjaaVidic]

SAS is joining SkyTeam 1st of September. Please give us your point of view.

[@MontyTheCardNerd]

Hopefully there will be good availability for SAS flights through SkyTeam partners. If so, this may be a positive change, as programs like Flying Blue and Virgin Atlantic frequently offer transfer bonuses, making redemptions for SAS flights potentially very well priced.

[@f1watcher445]

What? It’s 151,500 miles for a business class ticket from YYC to AMS.

[@MontyTheCardNerd]

Oh interesting, I believe the 50,000 miles for business class saver fare only applies to US -> Europe flights. Seems like it's different for Canada. If so, you could consider repositioning in the US and then flying to Europe for 50,000 miles.

[@schenier]

you get some 50000 from Canada too

[@SirAppleTaylor]

do you still earn XP on flights booked with miles with KLM?

[@MontyTheCardNerd]

Unfortunately not, you earn XP with paid flights or through spending on the Air France-KLM World Elite Mastercard.

[@m-jp4eh]

devaluations suckkkk

[@MontyTheCardNerd]

Indeed, glad that Flying Blue bucked the trend.