To answer the questions we often receive about miles earned with partner airlines, delta airlines have created a new mileage earning chart – effective for travel on and after September 1, 2013 – that organizes partner airlines into four groups. The new chart allows you to quickly see an overview of the base miles, Medallion® Qualification Miles, elite-tier bonuses and class-of-service bonuses you’ll earn for flights marketed and operated by delta partner airlines.
The chart also includes a few modifications to miles earned with airline partners. Since each airline determines its level of participation in partnership with us, there are varying levels of customer rewards when flying with our partners. Therefore you will earn more miles with some partners and less with others. Please check individual carrier pages for specific details.
Who is my marketing carrier?
Not sure which airline is the marketing carrier for your flight? It's easy to find out. The marketing carrier is determined by the two letter airline code in the flight number. For example, DL2368 is marketed by Delta Air Lines and follows the SkyMiles earning rules. However, CZ327 is marketed by China Southern Airlines and would follow the China Southern chart (even if purchased on delta.com or operated by Delta Air Lines).
SKYMILES EARN WITH AIRLINE PARTNERS
The chart below reflects the miles you will earn effective September 1, 2013. Please see each individual partner airline link below for the exact number of miles you will earn on each partner prior to and on/after September 1st.
Marketing Carrier
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Medallion Qualification Miles
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Base Miles
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Elite Tier Bonus
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Business / First
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Full
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100% All
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Yes
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50%
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GROUP 1 PARTNER AIRLINES
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Full¹
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100% All
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Yes
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50%
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GROUP 2 PARTNER AIRLINES
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Reduced¹
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Up to 100%¹
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Yes
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Up to 50%¹
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GROUP 3 PARTNER AIRLINES
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Reduced¹
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Up to 100%¹
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No
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Up to 25%¹
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GROUP 4 PARTNER AIRLINES
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No
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Up to 100%¹
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