Korean SkyPass members need to transfer a minimum of 5,000 miles and can transfer in increments of 1,000 miles above that minimum. Only one transfer can be submitted per day.<\/p>\n
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With this new transfer option, Korean Air is now the fourth airline from which you can transfer miles to Marriott. Asia Miles and Marriott recently launched a two-way transfer partnership<\/a>. United elites can convert MileagePlus miles to Marriott Bonvoy points<\/a>. Finally, HawaiianMiles can be transferred to Marriott, also at a 2:1 ratio.<\/p>\n The simple answer is no. In recent redemptions, AwardWallet members have been able to redeem their Korean SkyPass Miles for an average value<\/a> of 2.86\u00a2 per mile. On the other hand, AwardWallet members have, on average, redeemed Marriott Bonvoy points for 0.93\u00a2 per point of value.<\/p>\n Transferring Korean Miles to Marriott Points at a ratio of 2:1 means exchanging around 6 cents of value for 1 cent of value. In almost every situation, that loss makes this transfer a horrible idea!<\/p>\n Looking at transfers the other way from Marriot to Korean at a ratio of 3:1<\/a>, you see some good value. Crunching the same number means exchanging around 3 cents worth of Marriot Points value for 2.86\u00a2 worth of Korean miles. Therefore, transfers from Marriot to Korean Air might provide decent value for business and first class awards.<\/p>\n In almost every situation, you will have better options available to boost your Marriott Bonvoy points balance. However, in some cases, it may make sense to transfer a few (a few being the keyword) SkyPass miles to Marriott points.<\/p>\n If you are a few points short of a redemption and have a few Korean miles that you have no use for at that time, it may be beneficial to burn them up with a transfer. Keep in mind if you are transferring lots of points, you may be better off using them to book a partner award flight instead.<\/p>\n Also, if you have Korean miles that are about to expire<\/a>, and you have no option to use them. Then a transfer may be your best to salvage some value from your hard-earned miles. Although with a 10-year expiration deadline, you should never find yourself in this situation with Korean SkyPass miles.<\/p>\n Even though the ability to transfer your Korean SkyPass miles to Marriot Bonvoy points will cost you, it is still welcome news. Whenever more options are added, it is always good news. More choices allow you to protect some of the value of your points and miles. While you may never transfer Korean miles to Marriott points, having the ability to do it may save some of the value of your miles in a pinch!<\/p>\n Keep in mind that you can see all points and miles transfer options in AwardWallet's Transfer Tool<\/a>.<\/p>\n Page Contents<\/p> Marriott Bonvoy recently introduced the ability to transfer Korean Air SkyPass miles to the Marriott Program. 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When Should You Convert SkyPass Miles To Marriott Points?<\/span><\/h2>\n
Our Take<\/span><\/h2>\n