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The upside is that all Air France and KLM flights will earn miles (and thus status qualifying segments), including their version of basic economy (MiNi).

Not exact matches

You'll earn a higher status by achieving a certain number of qualifying miles or segments combined with total spending.

If you fly with Delta regularly and are hoping to earn elite status, the Medallion Qualifying Dollar (MQD) requirement can really cause issues for you... even if you will hit the Medallion Qualification Mile (MQM) or Medallion Qualification Segment (MQS) requirements.

While many airlines require you to fly segments to earn elite status qualifying miles, with Delta you can earn Medallion Qualification Miles when using the Platinum Delta SkyMiles ® Credit Card from American Express.

EDQ requirements mean that you must spend a certain amount of money with the airline in addition to flying a certain number of miles or segments to qualify for elite status.

Achieve Prestige, Elite, and Super Elite status in Air Canada Altitude by accumulating Altitude Qualifying Miles (AQM), Altitude Qualifying Segments (AQS), and Altitude Qualifying Dollars (AQD).

This includes premier qualifying dollars (PQD), and also the stipulation that you must fly a minimum of four paid flight segments each year in order to maintain your status.

To earn status, starting with the lowest tier (silver) you need to fly at least 25,000 miles (MQMs) or 30 flight segments a year, AND spend at least $ 3,000 excluding taxes and fees (Medallion Qualifying Dollars, or MQDs).

Each level of American Airlines elite status qualification requires an EQD (Elite Qualifying Dollars) level of spending with the airline in addition to Elite Qualifying Miles / Segment qualifications (EQM / EQS).

To keep the matched Premier status for the remainder of the 2018 program year, you will need to earn a certain number of Premier qualifying miles (PQM) or Premier qualifying segments (PQS) on flights operated by United or United Express ® within a 90 - day Offer Period.

If a cardmember fails to meet the Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs) threshold for a Qualification Year, they can still qualify for Medallion status if they've earned the required Medallion Qualification Miles (MQMs) or Medallion Qualification Segments (MQSs)-- and made at least $ 25,000 in eligible purchases on the card within that qualification year.

EDQ requirements mean that you must spend a certain amount of money with the airline in addition to flying a certain number of miles or segments to qualify for elite status.

You'll earn a higher status by achieving a certain number of qualifying miles or segments combined with total spending.

Achieve Prestige, Elite, and Super Elite status in Air Canada Altitude by accumulating Altitude Qualifying Miles (AQM), Altitude Qualifying Segments (AQS), and Altitude Qualifying Dollars (AQD).

Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs) Waiver: If the Medallion Qualification Dollar (MQD) threshold is not met for a Qualification Year, you can still qualify for Platinum, Gold or Silver Medallion Status if you have earned the required Medallion Qualification Miles (MQMs) or Medallion Qualification Segments (MQSs) and make at least $ 25,000 in Eligible Purchases within that Qualification Year on your eligible Card.

After earning 125,000 MQMs (or flying 140 Medallion - qualifying flight segments) and spending $ 15,000 or more MQDs, frequent fliers earn Diamond Medallion status.

After earning 75,000 MQMs (or flying 100 Medallion - qualifying flight segments) and spending $ 9,000 or more MQDs, frequent fliers earn Platinum Medallion status.

Additionally, to be eligible to qualify for Premier Silver status, you must fly a minimum of four paid flight segments on flights operated by United and / or United Express during a calendar year, excluding Basic Economy (N) fares.

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Starting in January, AAdvantage members can qualify for elite status in two ways: elite qualifying miles (EQMs) or elite qualifying segments (EQSs) at the same thresholds as now.

Basic Economy (N) purchases are not eligible to receive Premier qualifying credit (PQM / PQS / PQD), and Basic Economy (N) purchases do not count toward the four - segment minimum requirement for Premier status.

The airline sent out an emailed titled, «Your loyalty accounts are combined, in which the airline lists important information like your elite status and expiration date, your combined mileage balance, your Million Miler balance, and 2015 year - to - date elite - qualifying miles, points and segments.

Delta flyers who want to reach SkyMiles» ultra-elite Diamond Medallion status have to fly 125,000 qualifying miles or 140 segments annually, and they have to rack up at least $ 15,000 in spending (i.e., Medallion Qualifying Dollars or MQDs) on Delta and itsqualifying miles or 140 segments annually, and they have to rack up at least $ 15,000 in spending (i.e., Medallion Qualifying Dollars or MQDs) on Delta and itsQualifying Dollars or MQDs) on Delta and its partners.

Through 15 February 2018 Delta is running a promotion it's calling «Elevate Your Status» in which Medallion members can purchase Medallion Qualifying Miles and Medallion Qualifying Segments in order to boost their Medallion status forStatus» in which Medallion members can purchase Medallion Qualifying Miles and Medallion Qualifying Segments in order to boost their Medallion status forstatus for 2018.

Additionally, to be eligible to qualify for Premier Platinum status, you must fly a minimum of four paid flight segments on flights operated by United and / or United Express during a calendar year, excluding Basic Economy (N) fares.

To qualify for status, program members have to fly a certain number of miles or a certain number of segments and spend a certain amount of money.

As an AAdvantage ® member, you can earn Gold, Platinum, or Executive Platinum Elite status by flying a minimum of 30 qualifying flight segments on AA or its affiliated partners, or earning at least 25,000 qualifying miles.

In order to keep your Elite status, you must fly at least four segments on AA or US Airways carriers within the qualifying year.

The other type of person that will benefit from this card is someone who would qualify for Delta Medallion status based on miles or segments, but doesn't spend enough money to hit the Medallion Qualification Dollar requirement.

That is the total miles, and total qualifying segments from the two programs will be added together in order to assess the status level for 2016.

Flying segments on other partner airlines won't qualify you for an elite status.

In order to qualify for any level of Medallion status with Delta, you must hit a threshold of Medallion Qualifying Miles (MQMs) or Medallion Qualifying Segments (MQSs) and hit a Medallion Qualifying Dollar (MQD) threshold.

Starting January 1, spending will also figure into qualification for elite status, with access to each level requiring a combination of elite - qualifying dollars (EQDs) plus elite - qualifying miles or segments.

United's elite status is based in part on Premier Qualifying Miles (PQM) and Premier Qualifying Segments (PQS), not on the standard miles you've earned.

Beginning in January, AAdvantage will dump elite - qualifying points, and will provide two ways for members to gain elite status: Elite - Qualifying Miles (EQMs) or Elite - Qualifyingqualifying points, and will provide two ways for members to gain elite status: Elite - Qualifying Miles (EQMs) or Elite - QualifyingQualifying Miles (EQMs) or Elite - QualifyingQualifying Segments.

The final tier in the SkyMiles program is Diamond Medallion status, which normally requires 125,000 MQMs or 140 Medallion - qualifying segments plus $ 15,000 MQDs.

The third tier in the SkyMiles program is Platinum Medallion status, which normally requires 75,000 MQMs or 100 Medallion - qualifying segments plus $ 9,000 MQDs.

Under the current system, you can qualify for elite status based on elite qualifying miles, elite qualifying points, or elite qualifying segments.

«is defined as having achieved status through the equivalent of a minimum 25,000 qualifying miles or a minimum of 25 qualifying flight segments in that program during a calendar year.»

Earning status will require flying at least 4 qualifying segments operated by United, United Express, and / or Copa Airlines

If you were to earn $ 3,000 in EQDs by spending $ 25,000 on the Aviator Red card, you'd meet the revenue requirement for AAdvantage Gold status (though you'd still need to qualify through elite - qualifying miles or elite - qualifying segments as well).

Qualifying for top - tier status with American, Delta and United is relatively straightforward — you have to meet the published flight, segment and / or spending requirements — but each carrier also offers a more mysterious, invite - only level of membership.

In order to earn top tier Diamond status, Delta SkyMiles members must meet the following requirements within each calendar year: Earn 125,000 MQMs (Medallion Qualifying Miles) or 140 MQSs (Medallion Qualifying Segments), and $ 15,000 MQDs (Medallion Qualifying Dollars).

We understand this is a significant increase, but keep in mind that the MQD Waiver to qualify for all of the best - in - class benefits of Platinum, Gold and Silver Medallion Status will remain at $ 25,000 and you can still reach Diamond Medallion Status by earning 125,000 Medallion Qualification Miles (MQMs) or 140 Medallion Qualification Segments (MQSs) and $ 15,000 MQDs.

(On American, passengers get E.P. status after flying 100,000 paid qualifying miles, or 100 «segments,» in a year.)