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Qatar Airways Miles No Longer Expire (With Activity)

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Qatar Airways Privilege Club has just adjusted its mileage expiration policy for the better. This follows a similar change from Etihad Guest recently, though Qatar Airways’ policy is even more generous.

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 SJ
(@SJ)
Joined: 6 years ago

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Yeah that's a good change. You should link to their bonus for new members.


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(@saint)
Joined: 5 years ago

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I really wish ANA would do this! Sucks with the 3 year expiration policy. I was set to use ANA miles that were going to expire when COVID hit and now I most likely will have these miles expiring this year. 🙁


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(@alex67500)
Joined: 5 years ago

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Funny that's the same as BA. Are OW trying to harmonise before they bring in new entrants? Apparently the Alliance-Wide Upgrades that were mentioned earlier are going to be miles-based, not voucher-based like SWUs, maybe they're trying to align on a few topics before that goes ahead?


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(@Dan F)
Joined: 7 years ago

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Although Qatar announced service to Toronto a few weeks ago, there are no flights after this month. It appears they were just trying it out for a month. Any update on this?


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(@mike-addison)
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I was on their site earlier (before I read this post) looking for ways to create some activity on QR. Shopping portals are usually a good way to spend or buy, and I eventually found their shopping center, yet NOT ONE of the stores can be shopped online. All are simply listed by their Doha street or mall address.
@Ben - can you pls explain the logistics of what you mean by "This could be as simple as .... transferring points from Citi ThankYou or Capital One."
Thanks!


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(@alerom)
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@Ben, the old policy had a special consideration for Platinum members like me (I have been so for the last 5 years in a row). The rule was that as long as I keep the Platinum status, the miles never expired.


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(@Eric jones)
Joined: 6 years ago

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I wish Qatar would issue a card so as you check in, you are sure to receive your points.


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(@Talha A)
Joined: 6 years ago

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Their points are worth garbage compared to other programs


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