Requalifying for RJ RoyalPlus Gold
#1
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Join Date: Sep 2017
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Requalifying for RJ RoyalPlus Gold
About a year ago, after I managed to fly over 40K miles and more than 10 sectors on RJ metal in a single year, I qualified for RoyalPlus Gold for the first time.
Especially since I have status on 2 FFP (RJ&TK), I calculate my flights carefully to requalify and I have a few questions:
1. Is there a place on rj.com to see the total of how many tier miles I have flown since I received my Gold status?
2. I know that I had to fly at least 10 sectors on RJ metal to qualify. I will have to fly in a period of 2 years 60K miles to requalify. How many sectors on RJ metal in these 2 years do I have to fly?
Especially since I have status on 2 FFP (RJ&TK), I calculate my flights carefully to requalify and I have a few questions:
1. Is there a place on rj.com to see the total of how many tier miles I have flown since I received my Gold status?
2. I know that I had to fly at least 10 sectors on RJ metal to qualify. I will have to fly in a period of 2 years 60K miles to requalify. How many sectors on RJ metal in these 2 years do I have to fly?
Last edited by flyerby; Apr 6, 2018 at 11:28 am
#2
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: LCA/KUL/RGN
Programs: RJ Gold, AZ E+, Air Asia Platinum
Posts: 2,189
1) No. The only way is to manually add up all the transactions, starting after the "card upgrade" transaction. Alternatively, email [email protected] and ask them because they can actually see the number.
2)To be very honest, I don't know if the sectors count is enforced (I always do much more than they ask for anyway, so I don't know how it works in practice). Again, ask them by email.
They respond within 1-2 days and I would suggest using very simple English and to leave out all the unrelated words, as to get the best result.
2)To be very honest, I don't know if the sectors count is enforced (I always do much more than they ask for anyway, so I don't know how it works in practice). Again, ask them by email.
They respond within 1-2 days and I would suggest using very simple English and to leave out all the unrelated words, as to get the best result.
#3
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... Alternatively, email [email protected] and ask them because they can actually see the number.
What now?
#4
Join Date: Jan 2016
Location: LON
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1) No. The only way is to manually add up all the transactions, starting after the "card upgrade" transaction. Alternatively, email [email protected] and ask them because they can actually see the number.
#5
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I have to acknowledge the lovely typo Rami for [email protected] - brings a whole new image to a Frequent Flyer club.
#6
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: LCA/KUL/RGN
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OH and I completely forgot, I believe the app has the "Miles to maintain/qualify" entry. It just always showed 0s for me because I have always met their requirements at an early stage, so I can't comment if it shows the right figure or not... I also deleted the app like ages ago, because it's just so bad and useless, so I don't know if that field is still there.
#7
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I guess this is another reason to try and qualify for Platinum in order to have an online indicator of what is needed to requalify
#8
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: LCA/KUL/RGN
Programs: RJ Gold, AZ E+, Air Asia Platinum
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Because I’m only Gold, in the RJ app, it doesn’t show me ”Miles to maintain/qualify” but “To achieve Platinum Plus, earn:” and an accurate description of miles and segments to qualify for Platinum.
I guess this is another reason to try and qualify for Platinum in order to have an online indicator of what is needed to requalify
....and oh yes, an online indicator of what is needed to requalify is a TOP benefit, reserved for Platinum LOL. To be fair, if you fly RJ, you might not feel that there is a huge difference between Gold and Platinum (of course apart from the 4JD you can save because Platinums don't have to pay for the RJ bus from the 7th circle office). That said, you will see that the staff will often be much more flexible (this comes back to my point in the other thread about the seat blocking).The new FFP manager is also trying hard to get us more benefits and generally improve the FFP (seat guarantee in Y bucket 48 hours ahead, a dedicated telephone number for Platinum are the two things introduced this spring).
For me, as a regular on the HKG route (in Y), Platinum is a total game changer, but someone flying to CAI all the time might not feel the difference.