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How many miles will your flight earn?

Route, fare and status in. Out comes the airline's own number, and what real travelers on the same flight actually got.

Starting with SAS EuroBonusEvery fare and booking class

Flying with a layover? Add each flight as its own leg.

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Help the next traveler

Every number here gets better when someone adds a flight. It takes ten seconds, needs no account and never asks for your name or member number.

  • One flight: run the calculator, then "Flew this? Add what you got".
  • All your flights: paste your points history from the airline's website and pick which flights to share.

If you got fewer points than the airline's table says, we tell you how many are missing so you can claim them.

Questions

How many EuroBonus points do I get for a SAS flight?

On flights SAS operates, it depends on three things: where you fly (domestic, Scandinavia, Europe or one of three long-haul groups), the fare type (Light, Standard, Flex, Business...) and the booking class letter. A Light ticket in Europe earns 100 points; Business Flex to Tokyo earns 12,000. The calculator above gives the exact number.

Does my status give me more points?

Yes, but only bonus points. Silver adds 25 %, Gold 50 % and Diamond 75 % to the bonus points you earn on flights. Level points, the ones that count toward status, are the same for everyone.

Where do I find my booking class?

It is the single letter on your e-ticket receipt or booking confirmation, usually next to the flight number ("Class: K" or "RBD K"). See SAS booking classes for what each letter means.

What is a "real flight" in the results?

A flight someone actually took and told us what posted to their account, either here on the site or in a public post our research agents found and linked. Estimates follow the airline's rules; real flights show what actually happened.

My points are lower than the calculator says. What now?

Add your flight with the button under the result. If you got less than SAS's table says, we show how much is missing. You can then claim them from SAS on flysas.com under My EuroBonus. Keep your ticket number and boarding pass.