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Lufthansa and Miles & More – new ways to use award miles for all Lufthansa Group flights

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  • Miles & More members will be able to book all Lufthansa Group flights with “Cash & Miles”
  • Complete or part payment with Award Miles possible
  • Available from the beginning of 2017 in Germany as a complementary service to the classical Flight Award Miles

With Cash & Miles, Lufthansa and the Frequent Flyer and Award program, Miles & More will be offering an additional service, allowing passengers to cash in award miles on flights or even to pay for flights. On the Lufthansa website LH.com, Miles & More members can use their award miles in the future to pay, either in part or in full, for any regular Lufthansa flight as well as those with Swiss International Air Lines, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Germanwings and Eurowings. The rolling launch will start on 17 November – with the launch for Germany as well as in Switzerland, Belgium, Finland, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Ireland, Spain and Italy planned for the beginning of 2017.

Members will have the chance to use up a flexible amount of award miles against the cost of their flight for the first time, thus reducing the amount of money they need to put towards it. Using Cash & Miles is simple – the member, who needs to have a minimum of 7,000 award miles, logs into the website LH.com with his/her Miles & More service card number and password. The process of booking involves entering the amount of miles you want to use into the appropriate field or selecting the amount by means of a sliding scale option on the screen. The service can be used in all service classes as well as for all flight connections available on the Lufthansa website. As with a regular ticket, members will also collect award and status miles with these bookings too.

On top of the classical flight award miles, Lufthansa and Miles & More have now created a further way of cashing in miles as well as a new flight payment option by introducing Cash & Miles.

Miles & More GmbH/Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Media Relations, 17.11.2016 Press Release

This post was published on 17 November 2016 23:44

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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