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Emirates Skywards links with SHARE, points conversion starts 10 Nov 2026
Emirates Skywards and SHARE by Majid Al Futtaim will allow members to link accounts and convert points between the two programmes. The partnership becomes effective on 10 November 2026 and applies to members of both loyalty schemes, giving them more flexibility for shopping, dining, entertainment and travel rewards.
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At a glance
- What changes
- Members can link Skywards and SHARE accounts and convert points
- Timing
- Effective from 10 November 2026
- Who is affected
- Current and future members of Emirates Skywards and SHARE
The details
- Takes effect
- 10 November 2026
- Previous rule
- Before this partnership, Skywards and SHARE points could not be transferred or combined.
- New rule
- Members may now link accounts and convert points at fixed rates, with transaction limits between 2,000 and 150,000 points.
Partnership Overview
Emirates Skywards has entered a partnership with SHARE by Majid Al Futtaim to connect travel and everyday‑spending rewards. The agreement was formalised by Dr Nejib Ben Khedher of Emirates Skywards and Darren Taylor of Majid Al Futtaim.
Conversion Mechanics
Under the new arrangement, five Skywards Miles can be exchanged for one SHARE point, while two SHARE points can be turned into one Skywards Mile. Conversions must fall within a range of 2,000 to 150,000 points per transaction.
- 5 Skywards Miles = 1 SHARE point
- 2 SHARE points = 1 Skywards Mile
- Minimum conversion: 2,000 points
- Maximum conversion: 150,000 points
How to Link Accounts
Members need to enrol in both loyalty programmes and use the respective mobile applications to link their accounts. Once linked, conversions can be initiated directly through the apps.
- Join Emirates Skywards and SHARE if not already a member
- Download the Emirates Skywards and SHARE mobile apps
- Follow the in‑app prompts to link the two accounts
What this means for travellers
Trip planning
- Existing bookings remain unchanged; members can still redeem Skywards Miles for flights as before.
- Future bookings can benefit from converted SHARE points, expanding redemption options.
Cost and documents
- No new fees are introduced for linking or converting points.
- Members must have active accounts in both programmes; no additional documentation is required.
What you need to do
- Enroll in the programme that is not yet joined before 10 November 2026.
- Link accounts through the mobile apps before attempting any point conversion.
Who this affects
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Emirates Skywards members
They can now transfer Skywards Miles to SHARE points and vice‑versa.
What to do Link their Skywards account with SHARE and follow conversion rates.
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SHARE by Majid Al Futtaim members
They gain the ability to convert SHARE points into Skywards Miles for travel use.
What to do Link their SHARE account with Emirates Skywards and use the app to convert.
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Travelers planning reward redemptions
The partnership expands the pool of points usable for flights, shopping, dining and entertainment.
What to do Consider converting points before making redemption decisions.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Emirates Skywards and SHARE partnership start?
The partnership becomes effective on 10 November 2026, allowing members to link accounts and convert points from that date.
Can I convert Skywards Miles to SHARE points?
Yes, five Skywards Miles can be exchanged for one SHARE point, subject to the minimum and maximum conversion limits.
What is the conversion rate from SHARE points to Skywards Miles?
Two SHARE points can be converted into one Skywards Mile, with transactions ranging from 2,000 to 150,000 points.
Do I need to pay any fees to link the two loyalty programmes?
No additional fees are charged for linking accounts or converting points under the new partnership.
How do I link my Emirates Skywards and SHARE accounts?
Members must join both programmes, download the respective mobile apps, and follow the in‑app instructions to link the accounts.
Will existing bookings be affected by the new points conversion?
Existing flight bookings remain unchanged; the new conversion option only adds flexibility for future redemptions.
