Airlines you can use EuroBonus points on

EuroBonus points can be spent on 12 airlines: SAS itself, 10 SkyTeam partners and 1 bilateral partner outside the alliance. The differences between them are not cosmetic — which pricing system applies, whether the carrier adds a fuel surcharge, and whether EuroBonus charges double points decide what the same trip actually costs.

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The airlines

SAS has been a SkyTeam member since 1 September 2024, and awards on SAS-operated flights are priced from SAS's own chart. Everything else is priced from the partner chart. Which chart applies is decided by who operates the flight, not by who you book with.

Airlines bookable with EuroBonus points
AirlineCodeFrameworkFuel surchargePoints price
SASSKSkyTeamNoStandard
KLMKLSkyTeamYesStandard
Air FranceAFSkyTeamYesStandard
DeltaDLSkyTeamNoStandard
Korean AirKESkyTeamNoStandard
Virgin AtlanticVSSkyTeamYesStandard
ITA AirwaysAZSkyTeamNoStandard
AeroméxicoAMSkyTeamNoStandard
China AirlinesCISkyTeamYesDouble
Vietnam AirlinesVNSkyTeamYesDouble
Air EuropaUXSkyTeamNoDouble
TAP Air PortugalTPBilateralYesStandard

Fuel surcharge: the biggest difference

The points price is only half of it. Some carriers add a fuel surcharge (YQ) on top of the points and others do not — that single difference matters most for what an award ticket actually costs. Without a surcharge: SAS, Delta, Korean Air, ITA Airways, Aeroméxico, Air Europa.

Bonusinsider does not display cash amounts. The column says whether a carrier adds a surcharge, not how large it is; the amount varies by route and date and is confirmed with the airline before you book.

Double points

China Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, Air Europa price EuroBonus award tickets at double points. A trip on one of these therefore costs twice the chart price, and a low figure in search is not necessarily a bargain. Check the price before you book.

TAP Air Portugal is the exception

TAP Air Portugal is not a SkyTeam member, but EuroBonus holds a separate bilateral agreement with it. That means its own points chart and its own combination rule: a TAP segment can be combined with SAS on the same ticket, but never with a SkyTeam partner. Flights marked Portugália or World2Fly are TAP's own fleet on a TP number, not separate partners.

Frequently asked questions about the partners

Which airlines can I use EuroBonus points on?

EuroBonus points can be used on 12 airlines: SAS, the SkyTeam partners KLM, Air France, Delta, Korean Air, Virgin Atlantic, ITA Airways, Aeroméxico, China Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, Air Europa, and TAP Air Portugal through a bilateral agreement outside the alliance.

Which partners do not add a fuel surcharge?

SAS, Delta, Korean Air, ITA Airways, Aeroméxico, Air Europa do not add a fuel surcharge to award tickets. The other partners may, and the amount varies by route and date. Bonusinsider does not display the cash amount; confirm it with the airline before booking.

Why do some partners cost twice as many points?

China Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, Air Europa are priced at double points by EuroBonus. That is a property of the airline, not of the route, so the same segment can cost double on one carrier and the standard price on another.

Can I combine several partners on one award ticket?

SkyTeam partners can be combined with each other and with SAS on the same award ticket. TAP Air Portugal is the exception: a TAP segment can only be combined with SAS, never with a SkyTeam partner on the same ticket.

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