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foodpanda allows customers to earn KrisFlyer miles when ordering

KrisFlyer miles will be credited into users’ account within six weeks after each successful order.

foodpanda and Singapore Airelines’ flyer programme KrisFlyer have partnered to allow user of the food delivery app to earn one KrisFlyer mile for every minimum order of $35.

To start earning miles, foodpanda customers will need to include their KrisFlyer membership number in the ‘Contact Info’ section during checkout. After the first successful transaction, their KrisFlyer membership details will be automatically included in their foodpanda profile for future orders. KrisFlyer miles will be credited into users’ account within six weeks after each successful order.

“We’re excited to be the first food delivery company to partner KrisFlyer, to bring even more rewards and benefits to our customers. This long-term partnership with KrisFlyer further cements our commitment to continually enhance user experience and introduce new perks for our customers,” Luc Andreani, managing director at foodpanda Singapore, said.

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