China Southern Airlines - Sky Pearl Club

China Southern Airlines's frequent-flyer program is called Sky Pearl Club (simplified Chinese: 明珠俱乐部; traditional Chinese: 明珠俱樂部). The Sky Pearl Club allows its members earn FFP mileage not only flying China Southern domestic segments but also on flights of other SkyTeam member airlines within the SkyTeam global network. Moreover, The Sky Pearl Club members can 'earn and burn' mileage on the partnered Sichuan Airlines and China Airlines' flights. The mileage earned on the above mentioned flights can be counted into Elite Qualifying Mileages (EQM) and Elite Qualifying Segment (EQS), enabling quick access to SkyTeam elite status. Membership of Sky Pearl Club can be divided into two tiers: Sky Pearl Gold Card and Sky Pearl Silver Card.

Sky Pearl Club Membership Tiers
Tier Level Benefits Requirements
Gold
  • Elite bonus mileages: 30% of statute mileage
  • Confirmed full fare Economy reservation: 48 hours prior to departure
  • Premium check-in: First Class counter
  • Lounge access: First class Lounge with one companion
  • Extra baggage allowance: 15kg or 1 piece
  • Priority standby and upgrade
  • Flight delays: First class service
  • Exclusive gifts and information
Elite qualifying mileage (EQM): 80,000 km
Elite qualifying segments (EQS): 40 designated segments
Silver
  • Elite bonus mileages: 15% of Statute Mileage
  • Confirmed full fare economy reservation: 72 hours prior to departure
  • Premium check-in: Business Class counter
  • Lounge access: Business class lounge
  • Extra baggage allowance: 10kg or 1 piece
  • Priority standby and upgrade
  • Flight delays: Business Class service
  • Exclusive gifts and information
Elite qualifying mileage(EQM): 40,000 km
Elite qualifying segments(EQS): 20 designated segments

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