Miles for on-board duty-free purchases?

January 6th, 2009 by anonym

I can't think of too many FFP's granting miles for on-board duty free purchases. There are times a few miles could help justify an impulse purchase http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/wink.gif

A number of airlines from smaller countries (with a single hub airport) grant miles on some items purchased at their hub, e.g. KL at AMS, KE in Seoul, etc.

As far as purchases on board, I recall:
- SN
- VS
- LX (until last month)

Any others? Do partner FFP's qualify?

VS - but not for an impulse purchase, you have to order in advance.

Inflight shopping om LH:

500 bonus M&M miles for 125- 250,--
1.000 bonus M&M miles for 250,-- - 400,--
2.000 bonus M&M miles for 400,-- & up

qantas gives a stingy 1 mile per dollar
sadly in their program its only worth half of a normal mile
so every hundred dollars in purchases gives you 50 miles
thats a long way to a free ticket
sigh!

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Originally posted by I_Ripoff:
SQ Krisflyer miles!!!

Yes, and if you tell Singapore Airlines you want their catalog, they'll gladly mail you one to order from http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

SQ Krisflyer miles!!!

BA gives miles to its EC members at the rate of 10 miles per �5 spend.

It also gives Air Miles to members of that program at the rate of 1 Mile per �6 spend.

QF duty free (http://www.qantas.com.au/content/dyn/dutyfree/home) - 1 point per A$. Bonus points if you use the QF/ANZ Visa.

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