EuroBonus
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EuroBonus began as the Scandinavian Airlines frequent flyer program. Today the SAS Group members airBaltic, Estonian Air, Blue1, SAS Braathens and Wideroe also uses the EuroBonus program as their own. You earn points when you fly on Scandinavian Airlines and there partners or stay at a Radisson SAS hotel. In 2005 the EuroBonus program had 3.2 million members. [link]
Contents
EuroBonus airlines
EuroBonus partners
Airlines
- Adria Airways
- Air Canada
- Air New Zealand
- Air One
- ANA
- Austrian
- Asiana Airlines
- bmi
- City Airline
- Croatia Airlines
- LOT
- Lufthansa
- Mexicana Airlines
- Qantas
- Singapore Airlines
- South African Airways
- Spanair
- SWISS
- TAP Portugal
- Thai Airways International
- United
- US Airways
- Varig
Hotels
- Best Western Hotels
- Park Inn Hotels
- Radisson SAS Hotels & Resorts
- Country Inns and suites
- Radisson Edwardian Hotels
- Radisson Hotels & Resorts
- Regent Hotels
- Rica Hotels
- Scandic Hotels
- Sol Meliá Hotels and Resorts
Car rental
Membership levels
- Basic
- Silver
- Gold
- *From 70,000 points for people from Asia & Pacific, Sweden, USA & Canada.
- *From 55,000 points for people from Denmark and Finland.
- *From 45,000 points for people from Norway, the Baltics and all other countries.
- Pandion
See also
External Links
[Euro Bonus Home Page]
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