1,000,000 SAS Eurobonus miles for flying with 15 Skyteam airlines

[WilsonM]

SAS has launched an utterly unique promotion, celebrating it's entry into Skyteam - they're offering bonus miles for each Skyteam airline you fly, as the following:

• Fly five different SkyTeam airlines, earn 10,000 SAS EuroBonus bonus points
• Fly 10 different SkyTeam airlines, earn 100,000 SAS EuroBonus bonus points
• Fly 15 different SkyTeam airlines, earn 1,000,000 SAS EuroBonus bonus points

Yep, if you do it in the most efficient way possible, that's 66,666.66.... Eurobonus points per flight guaranteed (assuming you complete the challenge of course)

You have to register through the app and can only have your EuroBonus number on the booking. Award bookings booked via EuroBonus count - basically, there has to be EuroBonus account activity with 15 different airlines in Skyteam. Note that ITA and MEA aren't counted, so it's 15 of a possible 17 Skyteam airlines.

EuroBonus itself isn't the most compelling program out there, but there's solid value in some cases i.e 130,000 EuroBonus miles for SYD-ICN return on Korean (it'd be 78k for a one-way). I'd back that you can get around 1-2c per point in value with relative ease.

Link is here for more info: Who Wants to Be a EuroBonus Millionaire?

What crazy dumb routings exist...

 

[bussyboy]

Is this the status run thread??

 

[bam71]

It would be nice if Skyteam had a RTW product, would be may more useful, but I don’t think they do.

 

[Mattg]

It would be nice if Skyteam had a RTW product, would be may more useful, but I don’t think they do.

The SkyTeam Go Round The World Pass was discontinued a few years ago.

 

[Ade]

This sounds like a good promotion. Keen to know if anyone has worked out the best/cheapest runs for this promo yet pls?

 

[MEL_Traveller]

This sounds like a good promotion. Keen to know if anyone has worked out the best/cheapest runs for this promo yet pls?

Already an extensive thread on Flyertalk with different starting positions, timings and routings. I think someone managed €3000, all economy class. And like 15 separate tickets. So need to add in hotel costs.

China being visa free has certainly helped as there are two PRC and one taiwan carrier? So you can do a bit of a dog leg getting three carrier out of the way.

 

[jase05]

Already an extensive thread on Flyertalk with different starting positions, timings and routings. I think someone managed €3000, all economy class. And like 15 separate tickets. So need to add in hotel costs.

China being visa free has certainly helped as there are two PRC and one taiwan carrier? So you can do a bit of a dog leg getting three carrier out of the way.

Don’t rule out fifth freedom flights either. MU and CI both fly AU to AKL so you could knock those two over cheaply with a short trip to AKL
I’ve seriously had a look at this promotion and could make it work but getting leave off between now and the end of the year is more problematic