zumaba
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I still don't know what is $1c/mile.
The answers are on the Krisflyer website.
You can pay partial miles + $ only when you have at least half the number of KrisFlyer miles required for an award flight or upgrade. Buy the rest at US$40 (or an equivalent amount in your local currency) for every 1,000 miles.
No, you won’t earn KrisFlyer miles when you redeem them for an award ticket.
To answer your last question, basically mileage are accrual, technically 'free' from purchased flights, hotel stays, etc. You use something obtained 'free' to 'pay'/redeem for a 'free' mileage ticket and you want to accrual miles on something that is 'free'. I have not come across any airline that does this.
only in recent years that people can buy partial miles for their flights redemption and also from credit card spending, etc. mileage accrual was started with the intention of loyalty, rewarding frequent flyers and encouraging them to fly within the alliance. so it's basically free miles to redeem free flights. does it make sense to accrue free miles on free flights redeemed with free miles?
1, It seems you din know there is an option to use miles to pay to buy your SIA ticket. You need to explore to understand what is $1c/mile.
2. As for what you repeated for "it make sense to accrue free miles on free flights redeemed with free miles?", it is just funny.

Lets' use the example you given, Ie, you use 15,000 miles for a SG-KL-SG redemption ticket. Let's say SIA allow you to earn mileage accrual on your redemption ticket, what "logics" tell you SIA will award you 15,000 miles on your SG-KL-SG flight?

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