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Qatar Airways: New loyalty programme now accessible

Justice Ohue
Last updated: 27 July 2025 20:43
By Justice Ohue
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The Privilege Club Pro is a subscription service for members to collect additional Avios and Qpoints on a monthly basis. This is a meaningful step for Avios, a digital reward currency, as it marks the first time a loyalty programme subscription with Avios allows members to collect status points.

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Privilege Club Pro

Privilege Club Pro subscription gives members access to grow their Avios balance and provides greater opportunities to enjoy spending them on rewards. The subscription was built in partnership with Points Inc, a Plusgrade company that specialises in ancillary revenue solutions.

Christophe Guittard, senior vice president of business to consumer at Qatar Airways, commented on the programme, that it continues to expand the way members engage with their transactions by ensuring steady, predictable progress toward more meaningful rewards. Guittard stated that the Privilege Club Pro is a flexible subscription offering that draws members closer to their goals by increasing their monthly Avios points. People can also plan their trips ahead or elevate their journey with upgrades and exclusive moments at Qatar Duty Free. Guittard also said:

“It reflects our continued commitment to rewarding loyalty in more personal, relevant, and exciting ways, and we look forward to welcoming members to this new chapter.”

The subscription can be accessed at the Qatar Airways website and the Qatar Airways app. Customers can opt for a monthly or yearly plan to unlock additional savings based on the four tiers: Access, Select, Exclusive, and Ultimate. Access provides 2,500 Avios per month and costs $50 per month or $500 per year. Select provides 7,500 Avios per month and costs $130 per month, or $1,300 per year. Exclusive costs $240 per month, $2400 per year, and provides 15,000 Avios per month. Ultimate provides access to 20,000 Avios and five Qpoints per month, it costs $350 monthly and $3,500 yearly.

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Additional Benefits

Privilege Club Pro Ultimate gives customers access to Qpoints, which can be used to sustain or upgrade their tier status. To upgrade from Burgundy to Silver, members will need 150 Qpoints. From Silver to Gold, members will need 300 Qpoints, and from Gold to Platinum, 600 Qpoints.

Customers can also spend their Avios on exclusive experiences by visiting the Privilege Club Collection and bidding on curated and premium sports, entertainment, lifestyle, and culture packages. Members of the Privilege Club are given selective and bespoke events that are taking place around the world, such as the FIFA World Cup 2026, Formula 1, and the UEFA Champions League. Travellers from Hamad International Airport can also spend their Avios at Qatar Duty Free. Featuring 200 outlets ranging from luxury boutiques, culinary concepts, unique hybrid spaces, and convenient express shops close to departure gates.

What are your impressions of Privilege Club Pro and the rewards that come with it? Leave your comments below.

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