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Home›How To›How to Transfer Delta Miles: 11 Steps

How to Transfer Delta Miles: 11 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2024
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Transferring Delta miles to a friend or family member is a great way to help them reach a travel goal or simply share the love of travel. Follow these 11 straightforward steps to ensure a smooth and successful transfer of your Delta miles.

1. Log into your SkyMiles account: To begin the process, you’ll need to be logged into your SkyMiles account on the Delta.com website.

2. Navigate to “Transfer Miles”: Once logged in, hover over the “SkyMiles” tab and locate “Transfer Miles” in the dropdown menu.

3. Choose the recipient: You’ll need the recipient’s SkyMiles account number along with their first and last name as it appears on their account.

4. Select transfer amount: Determine how many miles you wish to transfer, keeping in mind that there is usually a 1,000-mile minimum for transfers and a maximum of 150,000 miles per year.

5. Review fees: Note that there is typically a fee associated with transferring miles, which usually depends on the number of miles being transferred and may vary based on promotions or other factors.

6. Double-check information: Before proceeding, ensure all the details for both your account and the recipient’s account are accurate.

7. Read the terms & conditions: Familiarize yourself with Delta’s terms and conditions for mileage transfers before you proceed further.

8. Add payment information: Input your credit card information as well as your billing address to cover any applicable fees for transferring miles.

9. Review & submit: After double-checking that all information is accurate, submit your transfer request.

10. Confirmation email: You should receive an email confirming your transaction from Delta shortly after submitting it. Keep this email for reference purposes.

11. Await mileage transfer completion: The transfer will typically be processed within three business days, though it may take longer during high volume periods. Make sure to check the recipient’s SkyMiles account to ensure that the transferred miles have been successfully added to their balance.

By following these 11 easy steps, you can successfully transfer your Delta miles to someone else. This will give them the opportunity to travel more with the miles you’ve shared, potentially leading to unforgettable experiences and memories together.

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