Emirates airline revises Skywards Miles expiry policy from next year

THE NEWS:
Emirates airline will change the expiry calculation for its Skywards Miles programme from next year, making miles valid for three years from the date they are earned – whether through a flight or a partner activity – and rounding the expiry to the end of that month.

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FAQ

When will the new Skywards Miles expiry policy become active?
The revised expiry calculation will take effect from next year, as announced by Emirates airline, applying to all miles earned thereafter.

How does the new expiry calculation differ from the current method?
The new policy rounds the three‑year expiry to the end of the month the miles were earned, whereas the current method rounds to the end of the member’s birth month.

How long are Skywards Miles valid under the new policy?
Miles will remain valid for three years from the earning date, with the expiry date set to the end of that month, regardless of whether they were earned through a flight or a partner activity.

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