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SkyTeam award availability

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We cannot search SkyTeam award space. Not one of the 18 airlines listed here, and not one of the programs that book them. Both programs MilesZone reads are oneworld, and a oneworld program cannot see a SkyTeam seat.

Member airlines
18
Searchable here
None
What we do price
12 oneworld airlines

No miles, no fees and no availability appear anywhere on this page, for any airline in it, because we hold none.

Three of these airlines are one program.

Flying Blue is the program of Air France, KLM and TAROM at once. One balance, one chart, three carriers — which is why searching Air France without KLM is half a search, and why Paris and Amsterdam behave as a single redemption network rather than two competing ones.

The largest member prices without a chart.

Delta SkyMiles publishes no award chart at all. Every price is set against demand on the day, so a SkyMiles redemption has no figure it ought to cost, only the figure it costs at that moment. Even once a SkyTeam feed exists, a Delta award is a price to be watched rather than a rate to be looked up, which is a different question from the fixed-price seats we compare today.

The alliance has been growing.

Virgin Atlantic joined in 2023 after decades outside every alliance. SAS arrived from Star Alliance in September 2024. Korean Air's absorption of Asiana will eventually bring a second Korean carrier across. The membership below is larger, and more recent, than most writing about SkyTeam assumes.

What it means for your trip.

A trip that only works on the airlines below is a trip we cannot price today, and this is the page where we say so instead of implying it 18 times over. No miles, no taxes and no seat counts appear here for any of them, because we hold none. The 12 airlines we do price are read through two oneworld programs, and searching them costs nothing.

The 18 airlines in SkyTeam.

Each one with the city it flies out of and the program it runs. None of these programs are in our search today, which is why none of these airlines have a page of their own here.

  • Aerolineas ArgentinasBuenos Aires · Aerolineas Plus
  • AeromexicoMexico City · Aeromexico Rewards
  • Air EuropaMadrid · SUMA
  • Air FranceParis · Flying Blue
  • China AirlinesTaipei · Dynasty Flyer
  • China EasternShanghai · Eastern Miles
  • Delta Air LinesAtlanta · SkyMiles
  • Garuda IndonesiaJakarta · GarudaMiles
  • Kenya AirwaysNairobi · Asante Rewards
  • KLMAmsterdam · Flying Blue
  • Korean AirSeoul · SKYPASS
  • Middle East AirlinesBeirut · Cedar Miles
  • SASCopenhagen · EuroBonus
  • SaudiaJeddah · Alfursan
  • TAROMBucharest · Flying Blue
  • Vietnam AirlinesHo Chi Minh City · Lotusmiles
  • Virgin AtlanticLondon · Flying Club
  • Xiamen AirXiamen · Egret Card

What is worth doing instead.

We price 12 airlines through two oneworld programs, and every route we cover for them is priced against each program that can book the seat. If your trip can run on one of those, the search will show you the whole of it.

Star Alliance is missing for the same reason: see its 26 members.

Questions people ask first.

Can MilesZone search SkyTeam award space?

No. No program we read can book a SkyTeam seat, so we publish no availability, no miles and no fees for any of the 18 airlines on this page.

Which programs book SkyTeam award seats?

Flying Blue covers Air France, KLM and TAROM between them. Delta SkyMiles, Korean Air SKYPASS, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club and Aeromexico Rewards are the others most used for partner awards inside the alliance. None of them are in our search today.

Virgin Atlantic flies London like British Airways does. Why is one searchable and not the other?

Because the route is not what decides it. British Airways is priced here since two oneworld programs we read sell it. Virgin Atlantic has been a SkyTeam member since 2023, and Flying Club is not a program we read, so the same London runway is visible through one carrier and invisible through the other.

Will you add SkyTeam?

It is on the list, and the order is set by which programs we can read reliably rather than by which airlines are most asked for. One SkyTeam program would open a large part of this list at once. Until one of them returns real prices for real seats, this page will keep saying no.

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