Flying Blue Promo Rewards November 2024

Pam

I love Air France/KLM for getting to Europe on points and miles. One reason is the Flying Blue Promo Rewards that come out on the first day of every month. Check out my post detailing the four reasons I love Air France. These are such good deals, so I will update this post monthly to let you know the best Flying Blue Promo Rewards. You can now book travel for this month’s deals and travel through April 30, 2025.

Remember that children ages 2 to 11 receive 25% off Flying Blue award tickets. This makes it a great deal for family travel. Additionally, every points currency transfers to Flying Blue, making it easy to earn points and miles that you can use to book these promo rewards.

 

Destinations

Here are the current deals for long-haul flights to/from Europe. Taking advantage of these promos is a huge help for families booking travel!

 

 

 

This month’s Promo Rewards cities in the U.S. and Canada are Boston, Denver, New York, Seattle, Ottawa, and Vancouver, B.C.  

To book, log into your Air France account and look at your preferred destination. Let’s check out a flight from Denver to Paris. Look at all those 15K flights during the months through April!

 

 

Bottom Line

If you plan to travel in economy or business class and want to go to Europe, you can’t beat the monthly Flying Blue Promo Rewards! They are one of the best deals out there, so we will update this post monthly. Let us know what crazy good deals you can book!

 

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  1. Matt Saunders says:

    Aloha – what’s the best airline for using points to get from US to CDG or FCO? Thanks

    • Pam says:

      Air France is great for getting to CDG, especially with the promo rewards. From CDG, you can take a cheap European carrier to FCO.

  2. Megan says:

    Have you ever had trouble booking through the Air France website? I just transferred over a bunch of points to book a flight and now the website won’t let me book without calling the service line. And I keep getting disconnected. Has that ever happened to you?

  3. kahina says:

    Thank you for your posts!! What’s the cheapest way to get to anywhere in Spain from the US? I’m in Vegas but can position 🙂 business class preferably & using chase points

  4. Kate Walters says:

    Are these deals still active? Trying to get me and my fam of 5 to europe this summer with amex points transfering to flying blue

    • Pam says:

      Always double check on the Air France site that you see the awards you want before transferring. New promos come out 3/1.
      Pam

  5. ashley Lewis swope says:

    Hi there
    what is the best way to get to London or Scotland from Houston? Congrats!!

    Thanks!

    • Pam says:

      There are a ton of options – I would look at a search engine. I know that Jess love Singapore from Houston to Manchester and then takes the train to London or Scotland. In fact, she is doing that this week!

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