Krisflyer Spontaneous Escapes back for November, 30% off selected economy and business class awards

30% off awards on selected routes in business and economy till 30 November for travel between 1-31 December 2017.

I didn’t get an email about this promotion (which is weird because I’m signed up for alerts) but Jeriel has just pointed out to me that the Krisflyer spontaneous escapes list has been updated for November. Krisflyer has recently started offering discounted business saver award tickets in addition to the usual sales on premium economy/economy awards.KF Escapes

Click here to view the deals for November

Travel needs to be booked by 30 November 2017 and consumed between 1-31 December 2017.

Here’s what’s on offer for Economy class:

From Flight number Miles required for Economy Class Blackout Period
South East Asia
Singapore to Bandung MI192, MI194 5,250 14 — 31 December 2017
Bandung to Singapore MI191, MI193 5,250 14 — 31 December 2017
Singapore to Denpasar MI176 5,250 15 — 30 December 2017
Denpasar to Singapore MI175 5,250 15 — 30 December 2017
Singapore to Lombok MI124, MI128 5,250 15 — 30 December 2017
Lombok to Singapore MI123, MI127 5,250 15 — 30 December 2017
Singapore to Manado MI274 5,250 —
Manado to Singapore MI273 5,250 —
Singapore to Pekanbaru MI254, MI258 5,250 —
Pekanbaru to Singapore MI253, MI257 5,250 —
Singapore to Da Nang MI632, MI636 8,750 20 — 31 December 2017
Da Nang to Singapore MI631 8,750 20 — 31 December 2017
Singapore to Mandalay MI522 8,750 —
Mandalay to Singapore MI533 8,750 —
Singapore to Yangon MI512 8,750 —
Yangon to Singapore MI511 8,750 —
North Asia
Singapore to Chengdu MI936, MI938 10,500 —
Chengdu to Singapore MI935, MI937 10,500 —
Singapore to Wuhan MI986, MI988 10,500 —
Wuhan to Singapore MI985, MI987 10,500 —

And for Business Clsas

From Flight number Miles required for Business Class Blackout Period
South East Asia
Singapore to Ho Chi Minh SQ178, SQ184,
SQ186
14,000 —
Ho Chi Minh to Singapore SQ177, SQ183,
SQ185
14,000 —
Singapore to Manila SQ910, SQ912,
SQ916, SQ918
14,000 —
Manila to Singapore SQ915, SQ917,
SQ919, SQ921
14,000 —
Singapore to Yangon SQ998 14,000 —
Yangon to Singapore SQ997 14,000 —
South Asia
Singapore to Dhaka SQ446, SQ448 24,500 —
Dhaka to Singapore SQ447, SQ449 24,500 —
Europe
Singapore to Dusseldorf SQ338 59,500 14 — 21 December 2017
Dusseldorf to Singapore SQ337 59,500 14 — 21 December 2017

It’s certainly not as exciting as last month’s list, given that Dusseldorf is the only long haul premium cabin destination to go on sale. Dusseldorf was also on sale last month, leading me to wonder how poor the loads are on that route.

Nonetheless, I’d encourage you to make the best of this. Dusseldorf may not be your dream holiday destination, but you should consider the possibility of redeeming a business award flight here and then buying a cheap ticket to your final European destination. Dusseldorf has direct flights to all the major European cities and is within 2 hours of everywhere that’s worth going.

I was about to say that economy tickets to Bali might be worth a gander until I noticed that the black out dates cover half the month including the post Christmas period. Ah well. I think it’s a bit silly to do a promotion and have 50% of the dates unavailable off the bat but it is what it is.

Remember that in order to enjoy this promotion you will need to ticket your awards before 30 November. That means that if you’re waitlisted and the waitlist clears after 30 November, you will not be able to enjoy this promotion notwithstanding the fact you got on the waitlist during the promotional period.

Also remember that tickets redeemed under this promotion cannot be cancelled or changed.

Aaron Wong
Aaron Wong
Aaron founded The Milelion to help people travel better for less and impress chiobu. He was 50% successful.

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Asian Miler

The catch on the waitlists and the black-out dates are such a disappointment. Surely they could provide better availability? But alas the season is what it is…