Frequent Flyer Programme
Brussels Airlines is an integrated partner of Lufthansa's frequent flyer programme called Miles & More. Miles can be earned on all the flights operated by airlines which adhere to the programme, in addition to the Star Alliance member airlines. Miles can also be earned thanks to Brussels Airlines' non-airline partners.
Brussels Airlines customers have been able to earn Miles and More benefits since October 25, 2009, when Brussels Airlines' former frequent flyer programme, Privilege, ended and became Miles & More. There was a conversion of Privilege Gold members into Miles & More Frequent Travellers, while Privilege Platinum card holders became Miles & More Senators. Privilege miles were converted on a 1 to 1 basis.
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