On September 3, Shinhan Card announced the launch of the "Shinhan Card The CLASSIC Air," a card that enhances travel benefits.


Mileage and Points Accumulation... Shinhan Card Launches "The CLASSIC Air" View original image

The Shinhan Card The CLASSIC Air allows cardholders to simultaneously accumulate Korean Air mileage and MyShinhan Points. Added benefits such as hotel lounge discounts and complimentary airport lounge access further enhance the card's premium travel service offering and value.


For every KRW 1,500 spent at domestic and international merchants, cardholders earn 1 mile. For dining, overseas spending, and online shopping categories, an additional 1 mile is awarded, allowing users to earn 2 miles per KRW 1,500. There is no cap on basic mileage accumulation; however, extra mileage accrual is limited to a maximum of 5,000 miles per month.


Additionally, when using SuperSOL or SOL Pay for domestic transactions, 0.5% of the purchase amount is accumulated as points, up to a maximum of 20,000 points per month. For overseas transactions, regardless of payment method, 1% of the total purchase amount is credited as points without a cap.


Shinhan Card The CLASSIC Air customers can also choose to receive either 5,000 Korean Air miles or 100,000 MyShinhan Points once per year. The benefit is available to cardholders who pay the annual fee and spend at least KRW 1 million within the membership year.


Other benefits include an instant discount of KRW 30,000 at eight premium hotel lounges in Korea, discounts on Incheon Airport parking fees, and complimentary access to airport lounges worldwide. Each of these services can be used up to four times per year.



The annual fee is KRW 147,000 for domestic use only and KRW 150,000 for international use (AMEX). For further details, please refer to Shinhan SOL Pay or the official website.


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