37,500 RevPoints and Flying Blue: what to check before transferring

The balance before the destination

At the regular 1:1 ratio, 37,500 RevPoints transferred to an eligible partner corresponds to 37,500 miles. Check Flying Blue and terms in your Revolut account. This does not automatically mean Las Vegas, New York or Singapore in Premium Economy. A former November promotion is not current availability. Search actual dates and passenger numbers.

What Promo Rewards offer

Flying Blue releases new Promo Rewards on the first day of each month, offering up to 25% off mileage with limited availability. The maximum discount does not apply to every cabin or destination. Check booking and travel windows and eligible routes. An indexed page showing the previous month’s deals does not confirm today’s price.

A mileage discount does not pay taxes

Taxes, charges and carrier surcharges remain payable separately. A teaching example: 25% off 50,000 miles gives 37,500, but does not remove the cash component. Compare the total with an equivalent paid ticket. Award tickets earn no miles or XP, so do not include that earning among expected benefits.

Conditions changed in September

New Air France and KLM award bookings from 8 September 2026 have Light, Standard and Flex options. Light excludes changes and refunds; Standard provides them for EUR70; Flex includes them. Cabin, baggage and status affect services. Do not describe every Promo Reward as non-refundable: read the actual option before confirming.

Transfer with a decision ready

RevPoints-to-miles transfers are irreversible. Compare the offer first, then move what you need, allowing for availability to change during the process. Round-ups can purchase points with money and are not free earning. An airline balance without a planned use is not a saving already achieved.