British Airways has announced sweeping changes to its loyalty program, including a new name and look. Known prior as the British Airways Executive Club, it’s now the the British Airways Club, with updates taking effect on April 1,

British Airways is making big changes to its loyalty programme, starting next year. Previously, travellers earned ‘tier points’ according to the number of miles flown. The more you collected, the higher your status,

The UK’s national carrier has overhauled its Executive Club, rebranding it The British Airways Club and changing how members earn loyalty points

A brief refresher: British Airways launched its Executive Club in 1982. Since then it has been through many iterations. Currently, there are five tiers: Blue, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Gold Guest List.

British Airways has decided to make a major change to its loyalty programme from April 2025, in a move that has been criticised by Rob Burgess, editor of frequent flyer website headforpoints.com

British Airways has announced it will be upgrading with a new route from the UK to the region of Dordogne in south-west France. The airline currently already flies to 11 other destinations in France, including Bastia, Bordeaux, Chambery, Figari, Grenoble, Marseille, Montpellier, Nice, Paris Charles-de-Gaulla, Quimper and Toulouse.

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British Airways has revealed a revamp of its loyalty scheme, raising the points required for members to achieve each status. To attain gold status offering perks like access to First lounges and increased baggage allowance customers will now need to accumulate 20,