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Miles+Points: How to Convert your Reward Points into Flying Blue Miles?

Miles+Points: How to Convert your Reward Points into Flying Blue Miles?
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In an effort to offer even more benefits to their members, the Air France and Accor loyalty programs—namely Flying Blue and ALL — Accor Live Limitless—have offered a program called Miles+Points since 2019. This allows customers to easily convert their Reward points into Flying Blue Miles, and vice versa, so they can more quickly obtain award tickets with the French airline or free hotel nights with the hospitality giant. What will you choose: sky or land?

Do you live in France? Check out the ALL – Accor Live Limitless program guide on Milesopedia France.

Partnership between Flying Blue and ALL – Accor Live Limitless

Flying Blue is the Air France loyalty program that allows you to earn Flying Blue miles. The more you fly with the airline, the more Miles you accumulate and the more rewards you can obtain, such as award tickets, upgrades, extra baggage, paid in-flight options, and more.

ALL — Accor Live Limitless is the Accor loyalty program that allows you to earn Reward points. These can be exchanged for hotel nights, discounts, unique experiences, and much more.

For several years, the two companies have joined forces with Miles+Points, a program that allows customers to convert their points into Miles, and vice versa, as well as maximize their gain of Miles and Reward points by flying with Air France and staying at participating Accor hotels. It is a double reward system!

How to earn Miles and points

In addition to the usual Miles, ALL – Accor Live Limitless customers can earn Reward points on eligible flights with Air France and KLM, as well as all member airlines of theSkyTeam alliance:

  • 2 euros spent on a flight = 1 Reward point

By staying in an ALL – Accor Live Limitless hotel, you can also earn Flying Blue Miles, in addition to the usual Reward points:

  • 1 euro spent at the hotel = 1 Flying Blue Mile

How to convert Miles into points (and vice versa)

After joining the Miles+Points program, you can convert your Reward points into Miles and your Miles into Reward points whenever you wish. The conversion is based on the following scale:

  • 4,000 Flying Blue Miles = 1,000 Reward points
  • 2,000 Reward points = 2,000 Flying Blue Miles

If you wish to convert your Flying Blue Miles into Reward points, you must go to the Flying Blue website and select the « Convert » option.

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If you wish to convert your Reward points into Flying Blue Miles, you must go to the ALL – Accor Live Limitless website, select the number of points you wish to convert and click on « Validate conversion ».

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Program Registration

To register for the Miles+Points service, you must be a member of both loyalty programs. To do this, you must visit the respective Flying Blue and ALL — Accor Live Limitless websites and create an account. Registration is free.

Linking Accor and Flying Blue accounts

If you are a member of both frequent flyer programs, simply visit the Flying Blue website to link your accounts. Go to your Flying Blue account, then select « Link your accounts or create a new account » under « Earn more Miles+Points ».

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ALL – Accor Live Limitless and Flying Blue – Conclusion

All holders of an ALL – Accor Live Limitless account and a Flying Blue account can sign up for Miles+Points free of charge to accelerate the earning of Miles and points. For the time being, however, the Miles+Points service can only be used to convert Reward points and Flying Blue Miles between the Accor andAir France programs, and to accelerate earning. Nevertheless, we hope that, in the near future, it will be possible for statuses acquired in both programs to be recognized. For example, a Flying Blue Premium member could become a Gold member of Accor‘s loyalty program and enjoy a range of benefits when staying in a hotel.

ALL – Accor Live Limitless and Flying Blue – Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I link ALL – Accor Live Limitless and Flying Blue Accounts?

To link your ALL – Accor Live Limitless and Flying Blue accounts, you must first register for both loyalty programs. Once you are a member of both loyalty programs, simply link your accounts by clicking on this link.

How Can I View my Reward Points and Flying Blue Miles?

To view your Reward points, visit the ALL – Accor Live Limitless website. Your points will be displayed under the « My account » tab in the top right-hand corner of the screen. To view your Flying Blue Miles, which you can earn by flying with Air France and KLM, visit the Flying Blue website. They will be displayed under your name, in the top right-hand corner of the screen.

How Can I Convert Flying Blue Miles into XP?

Unfortunately, it is not possible to convert Flying Blue Miles into Experience Points (XP). To earn XP, you must fly with Air France and KLM, or any other partner airline.

Can I Transfer XP to Reward Points with ALL?

XP cannot be transferred to Reward points. To earn Reward points, you must stay at ALL – Accor Live Limitless member hotels. Points earned from stays will then be credited to your ALL – Accor Live Limitless account.

To go further with Flying Blue

To maximize your Flying Blue Miles earnings, consult our complete guide to the Flying Blue program as well as our ranking of the best credit cards for earning Flying Blue Miles in Canada. And if a Miles purchase promotion is currently available, take advantage of it through our guide to purchasing Flying Blue Miles with Air France.

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