What are the rules for Shenzhen Airlines Platinum Gold and Silver Card members to accumulate mileage?

In April, I just transferred to the office from the sound card counter of Air China in T3 Terminal. Let me answer your professional question. Theoretically, I should give you a brochure. The one we gave away for free is very detailed. It's impossible to type one word at a time here. If you go to T3 terminal in the future, you can ask for one at the sound card service counter on H Island. Here are only a few points that everyone is most concerned about.

Silver Card: 30 graded flight segments or 40,000 graded miles (2 years)

Gold Card: 50 graded flight segments or 80,000 graded miles (2 years)

Platinum Card: 90 classified flight segments or 654.38+600,000 classified mileage (2 years).

Platinum card for life: 1 10,000 kilometers (as long as the accumulated mileage of this card reaches 100 W, it is not limited to life).

Silver card and gold card take the flights actually carried by Air China, and add 25% points on the premise of accumulating your own trip points.

Platinum card will add 50% points on the premise of accumulating its own trip points when taking the flight actually carried by Air China.

However, it is meaningless to explain here. The extra points are not used as points for your next relegation, but only for consumption.

At the same time, there are several ways to accumulate integral.

If you receive your monthly report card by email, you will be rewarded with 600 miles.

After the first card application, the first time you take Air China 1500 flight mileage award.

Starting from this year, if you want to change tickets for someone other than yourself, you must first add this person's name. Add the transferee to the website for the first time, and reward 500 miles.

Another is that the amount spent on the joint cards of Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China CITIC Bank and Air China can be divided by the points converted from the corresponding base, which can be accumulated into the mileage of Air China, and the amount spent in some hotels and restaurants such as Hilton and Hanting can be converted into a journey.

In addition to Air China, at present, because Air China has joined the Star Alliance, all flights of Air China Shanghai Airlines can be accumulated in the sound card of Air China. There should be 26 international airlines abroad at present. I won't talk about it one by one here, and there are AC CO LH UA TG BA NH JP SG and so on. These are all airline codes. I used to remember them all, but now I don't think I can remember 20. These should do. All the above Air China websites can be found, but these accumulated points can not be used as the next downgrade points, and can only be used for consumption. To put it bluntly, your silver card, gold card or platinum card can only be upgraded or downgraded if the accumulated points or segments of pure Air China flights meet the above standards. Another thing to note is that many passengers at the counter before me reported that the problem was that they were holding our Air China voice card at some foreign airports. When handling boarding passes for Star Alliance flights, including Air China, some foreigners are not as well trained as China and don't know China's card. Therefore, although theoretically they should give you a Chinese airline companion card when boarding the boarding pass at foreign airports, sometimes they don't know, so they don't register you, which leads to many passengers returning to our counter to make up their boarding and scold us. . . Very wronged. . .

Silver card, gold card and platinum card also have some corresponding services, virtual services. Forget the actual silver card. The most practical thing is to go to business class for boarding pass on the premise of having a business class check-in counter. Gold and platinum cards apply for first-class boarding passes. There are several advantages. One is to rest in the lounge with the Star Alliance logo, and take the priority channel when boarding.

I just said some answers that I remember explaining to the passengers at the counter in my mind. Now I can't remember it all. I suggest you go to the terminal book. Another way is to call Air China to ask.

The telephone number is 4006 100666. The waiting time for this call is longer, but we used to dial passengers at the counter every time. If you can get through, it will take another five minutes. They will tell you this information in detail over the phone.