Air France KLM Flying Blue has been growing in prominence in North America over the past few years.
At a time when many programs are stripping away value and removing features, Flying Blue has been making itself felt on various fronts, warranting greater attention from Miles & Points enthusiasts.
Here are 6 reasons why we love Air France KLM Flying Blue, as well as a few notes about what we think could make the program even better.
1. Ease of Earning
It’s easier than ever to earn Flying Blue miles in North America these days, thanks mostly to transferable points currencies and co-branded credit cards.
In Canada, Brim Financial offers the Air France KLM World Elite Mastercard®, which has been rotating welcome offers between miles and Experience Points (XP).
Furthermore, the card provides the following everyday earning rates, which helps you boost your balance on daily spending:
- Up to 30 Flying Blue miles per dollar (CAD) spent with select Brim Financial merchant partners†
- 5 bonus Flying Blue miles per euro spent on Air France and KLM flights†
- 2 Flying Blue miles per dollar (CAD) spent at restaurants and bars†
- 1 Flying Blue mile per dollar (CAD) spent on all other eligible purchases†
- Earn 10,000 Flying Blue miles upon first purchase
- Plus, earn 10,000 Flying Blue miles when you spend $5,000
- And, earn 10,000 more Flying Blue miles when you spend another $10,000
- And, earn 30,000 Flying Blue miles when you renew your card for a second year
- Get 60 XP in the first year, plus 30 XP in subsequent years
- Earn 5 Flying Blue miles per euro spent on Air France KLM flights
- Earn 2 Flying Blue miles per dollar spent on food and drink
- Earn 1 Flying Blue mile per dollar spent everywhere else
- Minimum income: $80,000 personal or $150,000 household
- Annual fee: $132
In addition to earning miles with Brim’s co-branded card, you can also accumulate Flying Blue miles by transferring from American Express Membership Rewards (MR) points at a rate of 1 MR point = 0.75 Flying Blue miles.
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