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Iberia Airlines recently brought changes to its frequent flyers program much to the chagrin of the popular loyalty scheme Airmiles members.

The airline said that it is now going to ask its Airmiles members claiming ‘free flights’ to pay all the charges incurred on fuel and airport taxes.

The recent loyalty scheme overhaul has been jointly brought into vogue by British Airways as well as its new partner Iberia Airlines.

According to the airline, customers will be required to pay up to US$161.43 for returntrip to Europe, US$484.29 for New York, US$678 for Tokyo and up to US$968.58 for Australia.

Airmiles frequent flyer program is owned by British Airways and is also being used by Iberia Airlines after its merger with British Airways.

The loyalty scheme overhaul will affect nearly 8 million members of British Airways, Iberia Airlines and other member airlines.

China Airlines, Taiwan’s biggest carrier, recently said that it has acquired membership in the second largest global airline alliance SkyTeam, which will significantly see its destinations increase tenfold.

The membership approval has come after 11 years of unending efforts from the 13 SkyTeam members.

The airline said that its air network will extensively widen after September 28, 2011 when the SkyTeam partnership deal is finalized.

The partnership will enable China Airlines customers avail the option of 14,000 daily flights to 169 countries in 926 destinations.

Besides, the customers of the airline will also be able to earn as well as redeem miles on all the qualifying flights network-wide.