KrisFlyer March 2026 Promos: “Turn Your Miles Into Rounds of Rewards”

For the month of March, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer is having a slew of promos to “turn your miles into rounds of rewards”. The campaign features promos across Singapore Airlines offerings, giving discounts when you redeem your miles.

Redeem flights to selected destinations at 20% off

Until 23rd March 2026, Singapore Airlines is offering 20% discount off Saver rates for Economy and Premium Economy award tickets for selected flights.

Travellers will have to book by 23rd March 2026 on Singapore Airlines’ website or app, and travel between 1st May to 15th November 2026.

Blackout dates and other terms and conditions apply.

This promo does not replace this month’s Spontaneous Escapes, and the airline specifically mentions that the monthly promo will coming later this month. Stay subscribed for details.

Pay with miles and get 20% off on KrisShop and Pelago

Until 31st March 2026, shoppers can enjoy 20% off the miles required to purchase items on KrisShop and Pelago. The discount is on the miles portion of the purchase.

For instance, if S$100 worth of products are purchased and S$80 is paid with a credit/debit card, the remaining S$20 requires a redemption of 1,600 KrisFlyer miles (instead of the usual 2,000).

Pay with miles via Kris+ and get 20% miles-back on KrisShop and Pelago

Until 31st March 2026, shoppers redeem miles for KrisShop or Pelago via the Kris+ app will receive 20% miles-back.

For example, if S$120 worth of products are purchased, it will require 12,000 KrisPay miles to be redeemed. After the transaction, 2,400 KrisPay miles (which is 20% of 12,000) will be credited back to the user’s Kris+ account.

This seems lousier than just getting 20% off by not using Kris+, until you factor in the next promo.

Transfer KrisFlyer miles into Kris+ and get 20% bonus

Also until 31st March 2026, users who transfer KrisFlyer miles into Kris+ will get 20% more miles. They can then use the miles to offset their Kris+ spending, or use them on KrisShop and Pelago during the promo period to enjoy 20% miles-back.

For the example of the S$120 transaction given above, users can opt to transfer 10,000 KrisFlyer miles into their Kris+ wallet, receiving 12,000 KrisPay miles after the 20% bonus. They can then use these 12,000 miles for their S$120 purchase, and get 2,400 KrisPay miles back.

Effectively, the user has redeemed 10,000 KrisFlyer miles for S$120 of purchases, and are still left with 2,400 KrisPay miles which can offset S$24 of Kris+ purchases. This works out to redeeming one’s miles at around 1.44 cents per mile.

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Seth Wee was a licensed financial adviser representative from 2009 to 2025, with over 16 years of experience in Singapore’s financial advisory industry.

He started Sethisfy.com in 2019 to share practical insights on credit cards, banking products, and miles strategies, helping readers identify financial products that deliver the best value. Seth has been featured in CNA, Channel 8, Today, and a host of other publications. In 2025, he was also part of a panel at CPF’s Ready For Life festival.

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