Singapore Airlines has just announced a new campaign to incentivize KrisFlyer members to book award tickets. Through January 16, 2021, loyalty members can convert eligible bank points to KrisFlyer miles and receive between 15–20% bonus miles. However, with limited operating schedules, restrictive border regulations, and an outdated point-expiration policy, does it make sense to convert points now?

Singapore Kris Flyer is offering 30% of awards in economy, premium economy, and business class on select routes to and from Singapore. Bookings need to be made by February 29, 2020, and the travel window for the Spontaneous Escapes promotion is March 1 to 31, 2020.

There are only a few days left to book the latest set of discounted awards from Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer. In today’s post, we recap the current Spontaneous Escapes destinations and key terms to take advantage of the deal. Participating destinations receive a 30% discount on award redemptions, but only if you book by June 30th.

Singapore KrisFlyer has announced a devaluation to its Star Alliance partner awards. The new award chart will come into effect on April 16, 2019, so there is still time to book an award with the old pricing before the change takes effect.

Singapore KrisFlyer has announced a significant price increase starting January 24th for premium-economy, business, and first-class award tickets on Singapore and SilkAir-operated flights. Mileage upgrades and the waitlist process are changing too, so now is a good time to check your travel plans and see if you can book before this devaluation kicks in.

Singapore Airlines’ Krisflyer program is back with a new “Spontaneous Escapes” flash sale offering 30% off premium economy and business class on select U.S. routes in February 2019. Bookings must be completed by December 31st.

Singapore has announced changes to its fare bundles, which come into effect as of January 20, 2018. The new changes see Singapore introducing new types of fares for different classes of travel as well as tinker with baggage allowances, seat allocations, and mileage earning.

Singapore has announced a devaluation to its Star Alliance partner award chart. The change will come into effect starting December 7, 2017.

The battle for premium luxury travel never ends! Six months after Qatar revolutionized Business class with the introduction of the Qsuites, Singapore has unveiled its new First-class suites and Business class seats, and they are every bit as good as you would expect from the airline that first introduced the double bed in the sky.

Yes, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles expire after 36 months from the month of their accrual.