Do Turkish Airlines Miles expire?
Turkish Airlines miles expire 3 years after they are earned. You can extend miles for another 3 years at a rate of $10 per 1,000 miles.
How do I cancel my Miles and smiles account?
Members can leave the Miles&Smiles program at any time by submitting a written request to Turkish Airlines. Turkish Airlines can terminate a membership agreement at any time, subject to two weeks' notice, and is not obligated to provide justification.
What can I do with Miles and smiles?
In the privileged world of Miles&Smiles, you can spend your Miles by issuing award tickets. Feel privileged as you explore the world with award tickets available with Turkish Airlines and partner airlines flights. What is more, you can increase your comfort on your flights by using your Miles to get Upgrades.
How do I open my Miles and smiles card?
You can become a member by simply completing the Miles&Smiles membership form on turkishairlines.com. Alternatively, you can complete an application by contacting our call center or sales offices, using our mobile app, on the screen of our Planet inflight entertainment system by filling out the form that can be found.
How do I keep Turkish Miles from expiring?
Miles cannot be extended after they have expired. Once Miles about to expire have been converted into tickets, they cannot become valid again. In Mile extension, USD 10 will be charged for every 1,000 Miles.
How can I prevent my Turkish Miles from expiring?
Turkish Airlines program has a very rigid miles expiration policy, with miles expiring on December 31st, three years after accrual, and the only way to avoid expiration is either by using them or by paying to “protect” your miles.
How do I delete my Miles and More account?
You can have the Miles & More account deleted by calling the Miles & More Service Centre. How do I unsubscribe from Lufthansa email advertising? You can end the subscription simply by clicking directly on 'Unsubscribe' in your email or by changing the settings in your profile under “Your Communication”.
