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Award Tickets with Skyteam AWARD TICKETS WITH SKYTEAM The SkyTeam Awards scheme is one of the major advantages you get from the SkyTeam Alliance. A single award ticket for any destinations worldwide, even when you choose an itinerary involving more than one airline. With a single ticket you save lots of miles! The following table shows the number of miles needed to request Award Tickets for destinations reached by SkyTeam Partners. Values in the table are expressed in thousands of miles, and indicate the miles needed for requesting a ticket in Economy Class and Business Class respectively. The following page shows details to destination areas. Central Europe1 and Europe 2 and Europe 3 and Near Central and Indian Sub- America, South South Australia North Africa 1 North Africa 2 East Middle East Southern Northern Asia Southeast Asia Continent North America Caribbean, America 1 America 2 and Pacific Africa Hawaii, Europe 1 and Mexico 1 1 2/3 2/3 North Africa 1 20 /30 25 /40 30/45 40/60 70/100 80/120 80/120 50/80 50/80 50/80 60/100 80/120 100/150 Europe 2 and 2/3 2/3 4 4 12 12 North Africa 2 25 /40 25 /40 30/45 40/60 70/100 80/120 80/120 50/80 50/80 50 /80 60/100 80/120 100/150 Europe 3 and Near East 30/45 30/45 30/45 40/60 70/100 80/120 80/120 50/80 50/80 50/80 60/100 80/120 100/150 Middle East 40/60 40/60 40/60 4016/6016 8014/12014 80/120 80/120 805/1205 80/120 80/120 80/120 100/150 110/160 Central and Southern 70/100 70/100 70/100 8014/12014 406/606 100/150 120/180 80/120 80/120 100/150 100/150 120/180 120/180 Africa Northern Asia 80/120 80/120 80/120 80/120 100/150 357/8/507/8 508/708 50/70 60/90 60/90 70/110 90/140 60/90 Southeast Asia 80/120 80/120 80/120 80/120 120/180 508/708 408/608 50/70 70/95 70/95 90/140 100/150 80/120 Indian Sub- 5 5 Continent 50/80 50/80 50/80 80 /120 80/120 50/70 50/70 N/A 80/100 80/120 100/150 120/180 90/120 North America 50/80 50/80 50/80 80/120 80/120 60/90 70/95 80/100 25/40 309/609 35/60 50/75 10010/15010 Central America, Caribbean, 50/80 5012/8012 50/80 80/120 100/150 60/90 70/95 80/120 309/609 3011/6011 3011/6011 50/75 100/150 Hawaii, Mexico South America 60/100 60/100 60/100 80/120 100/150 70/100 90/140 100/150 35/60 3011/6011 25/40 40/60 110/160 1 South America 80/120 80/120 80/120 100/150 120/180 90/140 100/150 120/180 50/75 50/75 40/60 13 13 120/180 2 30 /45 Australia and 10 10 15 15 Pacific 100/150 100/150 100/150 110/160 120/180 60/90 80/120 90/120 100 /150 100/150 110/160 120/180 30 /45 Notes: 1. On Alitalia domestic flights, only Economy Class is available 2. Flights between France and Switzerland are only by Air France: 20/30 3. Flights between Czech Republic and Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Norway, Holland, Sweden are only by Czech Airlines: 20/30 4. Flights within France only by Air France: 20/30. Flights between France and Belgium, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Holland only by Air France: 20/30. Flights within Holland only by KLM: 20/30. Flights within Spain only by Air Europa: 20/30 5. Direct flights between Dubai and Colombo only buy Czech Airlines: 40/80 6. Direct flights within Africa only buy Air France: 20/30. Direct flights between Madagascar, Mauritius and La Reunion only by Air France: 20/30. All flights by Kenya Airways up to 1,500 miles: 30/45 7. Flights within South Korea only by Korean Air: 20/30 8. Flights up to 1,500 miles within China, only by China Airlines, China Southern, China Eastern and Shanghai Airlines: 25/40. Flights up to 1,500 miles within Vietnam, only by Vietnam Airlines: 25/40. Direct flights within Asia only by Air France: 20/30. Flights between Bangkok and Hong Kong only by Kenya Airways: 40/60 9. Direct flights between Continental USA and the Caribbean only by Air France: 30/45 10. Direct flights between Tahiti and Continental USA only by Air France: 60/90 11. Flights within Mexico only by AeroMexico: 20/30. Direct flights within the Caribbean and between the Caribbean and South America 1 only by Air France: 20/30. Flights between Netherlands Antilles and South America 1 only by KLM: 20/30 12. 80 in Business Class or o Alizè Class by Air France flights 13. Direct flights by Air France and flights within Argentina by Aerolíneas Argentinas: 20/30 14. Flights between Nairobi and Dubai by Kenya Airways: 40/60 15. Direct flights between New Zeland and Australia by China Airlines. 16. Flights within United Arab Emirates only by Saudi Arabian Airlines: 30/45 DESTINATION AREAS: EUROPE 1 AND NORTH AFRICA1 Italy, Albania, Algeria, Austria, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Rep., Hungary, Libya, Macedonia, Malta, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Tunisia EUROPE 2 AND NORTH AFRICA 2 Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Iceland, Luxembourg, Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom EUROPE 3 AND NEAR EAST Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Cyprus, Egypt, Estonia, Georgia, Israel, Jordan, Latvia, Lebanon, Lithuania, Moldova, Syria, Turkey, Ukraine, Western Russia MIDDLE EAST Bahrain, Central Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan CENTRAL AND SOUTH AFRICA Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Rep., Chad, Comoros, Congo, Dem. Rep. of Congo, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, Reunion, Rwanda, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sudan, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe NORTH ASIA Eastern Russia (Vladivostok), Japan, Mongolia, South Korea SOUTH EAST ASIA Cambodia, China & Hong Kong, Guam(USA), Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Marshall Is., Micronesia, Northern Mariana Is., Palau, Philippines, Saipan (USA), Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam INDIAN SUBCONTINENT Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Nepal, Sri Lanka NORTH AMERICA Canada, continental USA CENTRAL AMERICA, MEXICO, THE CARIBBEAN, HAWAII Antigua & Barbuda, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Cayman Is., Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Rep., El Salvador, Guadeloupe, Guatemala, Haiti, Hawaii, Honduras, Jamaica, Martinique, Mexico, Netherlands Antilles, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, St. Lucia, St. Martin, Virgin Is (USA) SOUTH AMERICA 1 Colombia, Ecuador, French Guyana, Peru, Suriname, Trinidad& Tobago, Venezuela SOUTH AMERICA 2 Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay AUSTRALIA AND PACIFIC Australia, Fiji, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Tahiti The destinations may not always be available depending on operational changes made by Alitalia and all the SkyTeam Partners. Please contact the Alitalia Offices to have a confirmation of the destinations available and to be informed about any possible black-out period. REGULATIONS FOR SKYTEAM AWARD TICKETS - Validity of Award Ticket: one year from date of issue. - Award Tickets are not available for one-way flights. - The journey must be booked on the most direct itinerary. - The Multicarrier Award Ticket can be made up of a maximum of 6 flight legs. - The itinerary cannot contain the same airport more than once in each direction. - Only one voluntary stop-over is allowed, but it must not last more than length of staying the final destination of the travel itinerary. - If the Award Ticket concerns a domestic itinerary, the airports of origin and destination for the outbound flight must be the same as the airports of origin and destination for the inbound flight. If the Award Ticket concerns an international itinerary, the destination airport for the outbound flight need not be the same as the airport of origin for the inbound flight, but must be in the same award area; alternatively, the airport of origin for the outbound flight need not be the same as the destination airport for the inbound flight but must be in the same award area. - The destinations shown in the table for requesting Award Tickets, may not always be available depending on operational changes made by all the SkyTeam Partners. - Seats are subject to availability. - Ticket changes, and anything else not explicitly stated in the notes, are governed by the regulations for the MilleMiglia Program. - Should the applicant be someone other than the MilleMiglia account holder, when the Award Ticket is issued, a copy of the travel document will be sent to the e-mail address or fax number recorded in the profile of the account-holding member, as well as to the address provided by the beneficiary. If no e-mail or fax contacts have been entered in the account-holding member’s profile, it will not be possible to issue Award Tickets in the name of beneficiary customers (that is to say, individuals other than the account holding member). - Whenever an Award Ticket is issued in the name of a beneficiary, i.e. a customer other than the MilleMiglia account holder, the beneficiary must be in possession of full documentation relating to the award ticket when effecting check-in operations: i.e. travel document, personal identity document, authorization written and signed by the account-holding member, photocopy of the personal identity document and MilleMiglia Card of the account- holding member.
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