KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes for November 2019 Travel on Singapore Airlines and SilkAir - 30% Redemption Discount!
The year is slowly coming to an end and if you have been putting off a vacation, you can now save 30% off the number of required KrisFlyer Miles across selected routes on Singapore Airlines and SilkAir for travel between 1-30 November 2019. Spontaneous Escapes Bookings will have to be made anytime from now until 31 October 2019 for travel in November 2019!
Click HERE to check out the latest KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes for travel in November 2019!
As always, seat availability is on a first-come, first-served basis and Spontaneous Escapes is one of the ways, Singapore Airlines give back to their KrisFlyer members. Now you may already know this but Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan members can now redeem their miles for award space (including Suites!) on Singapore Airlines and that has actually caused a number of KrisFlyer (and PPS Club) members to be upset. Spontaneous Escapes is unique to the KrisFlyer program and therefore, you can only access the 30% discount when you redeem for select flights using KrisFlyer miles. Here are some interesting routes that you may wish to consider (miles quoted are for one-way only) for travel in November 2019:
Business Class to/from Bali: 13,300 Miles
Business Class to/from Bangkok: 15,050 Miles
Business Class to/from Shanghai/Beijing: 27,300 Miles
Business Class to/from Seoul: 32,900 Miles
Business Class to/from Sydney/Brisbane: 43,400 Miles
Business Class to/from San Francisco: 66,500 Miles
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