SIA’s KrisFlyer programme hits 10 million members

Members will enjoy 20% miles redemption discounts on Economy Saver award flights.

Singapore Airlines has hit 10 million members KrisFlyer as of March 2025, its lifestyle rewards programme.

Launched in 1999, KrisFlyer enables members to earn and redeem miles with over 1,700 brands worldwide covering travel, dining, and shopping, amongst others.

To celebrate the milestone, between March 7-23, KrisFlyer members will enjoy a 20% miles redemption discount on Economy Saver award flights across the SIA network and selected Premium Economy Saver award flights between Singapore and the US. This is for travel between May 1 and November 15, 2025.

Additional discounts will be made available in March for travel in April 2025.

Members can also benefit from a 30% sitewide redemption discount on KrisShop and Pelago, and a 30% bonus on miles when they transfer their KrisFlyer miles to Kris+ from 7th to 31st March 2025.

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