Air France-KLM Flying Blue status match: does it match your status?
As of 1 November 2026, Air France-KLM Flying Blue runs a match (Targeted) accepting elite status from programmes including Air Canada Aeroplan, American Airlines AAdvantage, ANA Mileage Club, with no fixed trial length published and $99.00 fee. Source: Flying Blue (campaign page run by StatusMatch.com).
Offer terms
Flying Blue matches elite status from the airlines in its eligibility table to Silver, Gold or Platinum for an application fee, and the offer is limited to select regions. It is currently open only to residents of Greece, Switzerland and Israel. StatusMatch.com handles the applications for Flying Blue. You need a Flying Blue account and current elite status at a listed airline. Fees depend on the tier and the region. In Israel they are Silver $99, Gold $299 and Platinum $399. In Greece and Switzerland they are charged in euros: Silver about $99 (EUR 89), Gold about $222 (EUR 199), Platinum about $390 (EUR 349). Ultimate is not available. If your status maps to Platinum, you can choose Gold or Platinum when you apply. You get the status for 12 months, and to keep it after that you must requalify under the published Flying Blue rules. You should hear within 3 business days of completing your application, and the status can take up to 5 business days to appear once you are approved. Only one match is allowed per person, and an approved member cannot match again later. You may be asked for proof of your status and for ID such as a passport or driver's licence, and no physical status card is issued. Flying Blue can change or end the offer without notice, and no end date is published. The offers for the United States, Canada, Italy, Latin America, Asia, the Middle East and Africa are listed as recently ended.
To keep it: Status lasts 12 months, then you must requalify under the published Flying Blue rules. Open only to residents of Greece, Switzerland and Israel.
Fee: $99 to $399 by tier in Israel. About $99 to $390 (EUR 89 to 349) in Greece and Switzerland, charged in euros.
Apply at Air France-KLM Flying Blue
Last verified 1 November 2026. Source: Flying Blue (campaign page run by StatusMatch.com).
Who this accepts
| Held status | Granted |
|---|---|
| Air Canada Aeroplan (Aeroplan 35K) | Silver |
| Air Canada Aeroplan (Aeroplan 50K) | Gold |
| Air Canada Aeroplan (Aeroplan 75K) | Platinum |
| Air Canada Aeroplan (Aeroplan Super Elite) | Platinum |
| Air Canada Aeroplan (Aeroplan 25K) | Silver |
| American Airlines AAdvantage (ConciergeKey) | Platinum |
| American Airlines AAdvantage (Executive Platinum) | Platinum |
| American Airlines AAdvantage (Gold) | Silver |
| American Airlines AAdvantage (Platinum) | Gold |
| American Airlines AAdvantage (Platinum Pro) | Platinum |
| ANA Mileage Club (Bronze) | Silver |
| ANA Mileage Club (Platinum) | Gold |
| ANA Mileage Club (Diamond) | Platinum |
| Avianca LifeMiles (Diamond) | Platinum |
| Avianca LifeMiles (Gold) | Gold |
| Avianca LifeMiles (Silver) | Silver |
| Cathay Asia Miles (Silver) | Silver |
| Cathay Asia Miles (Gold) | Gold |
| Cathay Asia Miles (Diamond Plus) | Platinum |
| Cathay Asia Miles (Diamond) | Platinum |
| Emirates Skywards (Gold) | Gold |
| Emirates Skywards (Platinum) | Platinum |
| Emirates Skywards (Silver) | Silver |
| KrisFlyer PPS Club (PPS Club) | Platinum |
| KrisFlyer PPS Club (Solitaire PPS Club) | Platinum |
| Lufthansa Miles & More (Frequent Traveller) | Silver |
| Lufthansa Miles & More (HON Circle) | Platinum |
| Lufthansa Miles & More (Senator) | Gold |
| Qatar Airways Privilege Club (Silver) | Silver |
| Qatar Airways Privilege Club (Platinum) | Platinum |
| Qatar Airways Privilege Club (Gold) | Gold |
| Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer (KrisFlyer Elite Gold) | Gold |
| Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer (KrisFlyer Elite Silver) | Silver |
| Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer (PPS Club) | Platinum |
| The British Airways Club (Gold) | Platinum |
| The British Airways Club (Bronze) | Silver |
| The British Airways Club (Gold Guest List) | Platinum |
| The British Airways Club (Silver) | Gold |
| Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles (Classic Plus) | Silver |
| Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles (Elite) | Gold |
| Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles (Elite Plus) | Platinum |
| United MileagePlus (Global Services) | Platinum |
| United MileagePlus (Premier 1K) | Platinum |
| United MileagePlus (Premier Gold) | Gold |
| United MileagePlus (Premier Platinum) | Platinum |
| United MileagePlus (Premier Silver) | Silver |
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Frequently asked questions
- How does the Air France-KLM Flying Blue status match work?
- Flying Blue matches elite status from the airlines in its eligibility table to Silver, Gold or Platinum for an application fee, and the offer is limited to select regions. It is currently open only to residents of Greece, Switzerland and Israel. StatusMatch.com handles the applications for Flying Blue. You need a Flying Blue account and current elite status at a listed airline. Fees depend on the tier and the region. In Israel they are Silver $99, Gold $299 and Platinum $399. In Greece and Switzerland they are charged in euros: Silver about $99 (EUR 89), Gold about $222 (EUR 199), Platinum about $390 (EUR 349). Ultimate is not available. If your status maps to Platinum, you can choose Gold or Platinum when you apply. You get the status for 12 months, and to keep it after that you must requalify under the published Flying Blue rules. You should hear within 3 business days of completing your application, and the status can take up to 5 business days to appear once you are approved. Only one match is allowed per person, and an approved member cannot match again later. You may be asked for proof of your status and for ID such as a passport or driver's licence, and no physical status card is issued. Flying Blue can change or end the offer without notice, and no end date is published. The offers for the United States, Canada, Italy, Latin America, Asia, the Middle East and Africa are listed as recently ended.
- What does Air France-KLM Flying Blue require to keep the match?
- Status lasts 12 months, then you must requalify under the published Flying Blue rules. Open only to residents of Greece, Switzerland and Israel.
- What should I know before applying?
- Read on November 1, 2026 on the Flying Blue pages run by StatusMatch.com: the landing page, FAQ and terms. The FAQ carries the open regions, the recently ended offers and the eligibility table. The terms page is headed as a corporate status match and says only employees of target companies may apply, which does not fit the country offers on the FAQ, so the FAQ is followed here. Confirm your country when you apply. The table lists Senator under Gold with the footnote about choosing Gold or Platinum, so Senator is shown as Gold. The dollar figures for Greece and Switzerland are our conversion at $1.1172 to the euro, the European Central Bank rate of October 30, 2026, rounded to the dollar. You pay the euro fee, so the dollar cost moves with the rate. The table lists 26 airlines, and tier pairings are shown here for the 12 this site tracks. Tiers the site does not track, such as Cathay Invitation and British Airways Premier, are in the Flying Blue table but not shown here. Because only three countries are open, this offer is listed here but is not suggested on member pages or sent as an alert.
- Is this offer guaranteed?
- Air France-KLM Flying Blue makes the final decision on eligibility, the tier granted, and any fee, evaluated case by case. Miles Mosaic does not guarantee any outcome.