Alitalia has an offer for new account signups through March 30th.

You’ll receive 2000 miles just for signing up. (Miles post in April.)

You also receive 2000 miles for having your first account activity within three months of signup.

And 2000 more miles for flying Alitalia by April 30th. (Miles awarded the month following when they’re earned.)

I’ve flagged the strategic value of the Alitalia program in the past for some sweet spots in their award chart and the opportunity (uncommon among many non-North American programs) to use double miles for any seat. They are of course a US American Express Membership Rewards transfer partner.

  1. redcat255 said,

    Any way to earn a few quick Alitalia miles to score the additional sign-up bonus, other than a Membership Rewards transfer?

  2. Arcanum said,

    I love that the application ask if I’m a member of the Continental or Northwest mileage programs.

  3. Arcanum said,

    Oh, and the confirmation page tells me I’ll get a 1,000 mile bonus if I register by 31/12/06. Guess I shouldn’t complain so much about AC’s IT issues.

  4. Matt said,

    I’m flying alitalia tomorrow…. Too bad I already had an account with them. But my 2 friends going with me can benefit!

  5. DJP_707 said,

    Does a MR xfer count as an activity?

  6. Sam S said,

    do they have a shopping mall other than http://www.alitalia.com/EN_EN/millemiglia/earning_miles/index.aspx
    ?

  7. Damon said,

    Key point to note with this program is that when using miles for an award ticket; 25% of the must be earned miles with Alitalia or MilleMiglia Partners, Purchased or transferred miles can be used for a maximum of 75%.

  8. Gary said,

    @Damon – my understanding is that rule means you cannot buy, gift, or transfer miles to get all the miles for an award — but you can transfer in points from American Express Membership Rewards, Amex is a ‘partner’

  9. UdiA said,

    What about transferring 1 SPG point to get the “partner” bonus? Will it count?

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  11. Sam said,

    I’m registered but now to log-in, it asks for a code plus my pin. I have the pin but what is th code? My registered email address doesn’t seem to work.
    What did I miss?

  12. Sam said,

    Never mind-Code is the Account Number (of course).

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