What's
being reported
One outlet, PointsMag, is reporting a 50% bonus on Miles & More's Bundle&Go mile-purchase packages for purchases made between 1 and 31 October 2026. If accurate, it would cut the effective price down to roughly 1.18-1.67 cents per mile, depending on bundle size, a genuinely good rate against Bundle&Go's normal range of 1.7-2.4 cents per mile.
That's exactly the kind of story we'd normally want to get in front of readers fast, given a deadline that was only days away when the report surfaced. But before telling anyone to spend real money on a secondhand figure, we went looking for a second source. We didn't find one.
Why we're not
taking this at face value
Three things gave us pause, taken together rather than individually:
- No corroboration. Neither Miles & More's own site nor any other outlet we checked carries this offer. A genuine, sitewide bonus on a flagship earning feature is normally picked up by more than one publication within days
- The annual purchase cap doesn't even agree with itself. Secondary sources quote the cap on Bundle&Go purchases as both 250,000 and 300,000 miles per year for the same claimed promotion — a sign that details are being copied and re-copied between blogs rather than checked against a primary source each time
- We already know about a very similar, now-closed offer. Miles & More ran a confirmed 50% Bundle&Go bonus through 30 September 2026, targeted to selected members on their first bundle purchase (we covered this in our own guide to closing a miles gap). A report describing an identical 50% figure for the following month, with no second source, is at least as consistent with that September offer being misdated as it is with a genuinely new one
A single source, a number nobody else can confirm, and an annual cap that doesn't agree with itself — that's not a bonus we're willing to tell you to act on blind.
What would
actually confirm it
Any one of the following would be enough for us to treat this as real rather than reported:
- The bonus showing up on miles-and-more.com itself, or in an official Lufthansa Group communication
- A second, independent outlet reporting matching terms — bonus percentage, dates, and purchase cap all lining up
- The 250,000 vs. 300,000-mile cap conflict resolving to one consistent figure
- Simplest of all: the bonus showing up in your own account when you open Bundle&Go
None of that has happened as of this writing. If it does, we'll update this page rather than publish a separate post — so if you're reading this after the fact and the situation has moved on, the freshest information will be right here.
What to do
right now
If the reported window is still open when you're reading this, don't buy on the strength of a figure you read secondhand. Log into your own Miles & More account and open Bundle&Go directly — any live bonus applies automatically and shows in the price before you pay. Compare whatever you see against the normal baseline of roughly 1.7-2.4 cents per mile; if your account is quoting something close to the reported 1.18-1.67 cents range, the bonus is real for you, regardless of what any outlet has or hasn't confirmed. If your account shows the standard rate, treat the reported bonus as unconfirmed and wait.
And if 31 October 2026 has already passed by the time you're reading this: the specific window this report described is closed either way, confirmed or not. Check Bundle&Go in your account for whatever is live now rather than acting on a date that's already behind us.
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Book a session — CHF 79 →Is the Bundle&Go 50% bonus confirmed? +
No. As of this writing it's reported by a single secondary source, with no corroboration from Miles & More's own site or any other outlet we could find. Treat it as unconfirmed until you see it live in your own account.
Where does the 50% figure come from? +
PointsMag, reporting a bonus on Bundle&Go purchases made between 1 and 31 October 2026. No other outlet we checked carries the same claim, and Miles & More's own site doesn't confirm it either.
Could this just be September's bonus, misreported? +
It's a real possibility. Miles & More ran a confirmed 50% Bundle&Go bonus through 30 September 2026, targeted to selected members on their first purchase. A report dated October describing the same 50% figure, without a second source, is at least as consistent with stale or recycled information as with a genuinely new offer.
What's the normal price per mile on Bundle&Go? +
Without an active bonus, Bundle&Go runs roughly 1.7 to 2.4 cents per mile depending on bundle size. That's the baseline to compare any reported bonus price against.
What should I do before buying? +
Log into your own Miles & More account and open Bundle&Go directly. Any live bonus shows in the price before you pay — don't buy on the strength of a secondhand figure you can't see applied to your own account.