taipei<\/strong><\/a>And some other places. My current balance sits at around 300,000 miles, including unchanged bank points.<\/p>\nkrisflyer<\/strong><\/a> Singapore Airlines has a frequent flyer program. You earn miles from flights and credit card spending, then redeem them for reward flights at SQ and Scoot. People sometimes ask why KrisFlyer. This perception ranges from national pride, SQ fandom, to some irrational loyalty to the sarong kebaya. I like SQ. Many Singaporeans do this. But “I like them” is not a strategy. I chose KrisFlyer for three practical reasons: Geography<\/strong>, earning infrastructure<\/strong>And expenditure flexibility<\/strong>. If those three things didn’t line up, I’d be collecting something else. If you’re wondering why join KrisFlyer instead of other frequent flyer programs, this post is my personal argument. No comparison guide, no “best programs” ranking. My position, my logic, my choice. Take whatever you like…<\/div>\n