Alex Breen, Rewards Analyst
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You cannot transfer Korean Air miles to Delta.
Even though both Korean Air and Delta are SkyTeam airline alliance members, miles cannot be transferred between them. Mileage accrued on a frequent flyer account of one airline cannot be transferred to an account of another airline.
You can check all of Korean Air SKYPASS member benefits and rules by visiting this link.
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How much are 40,000 airline miles worth?
40,000 airline miles are worth an average of $504, depending on the airline and when you choose to redeem your miles. Airlines usually offer multiple redemption options, but you’ll generally get the best value when you use miles for flights.
Value of 40,000 Miles by Airline
| Rewards Program | Value |
| $596 | |
| $628 |
How many miles do you need for a free flight?
You need 2,500 to 20,000 miles for a free one-way flight within the U.S., depending on how far you’re flying, which airline you’re using and the dates of your travel. A one-way international flight will usually cost 35,000 - 50,000+ miles.
Airline miles and points are worth 1.26 cents each, on average, but their value can vary. For instance, when redeeming American Airlines miles for a free flight, each point is worth 0.97 cents to 2.37 cents,...
read full answer by Lisa Cahill, Credit Cards ModeratorHow much are Korean Air Skypass miles worth?
Korean Air miles are worth about 2.07 cents each, on average, which means 10,000 Korean Air miles have a value of around $207. Keep in mind that the value of Korean Air miles depends on how they are redeemed, so each mile can be worth up to 3.16 cents, especially when redeemed for Korean Air flights.
Korean Air Miles vs. The Competition
| Rewards Program | Average Mile Value | Value of 1,000 Miles |
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