Hainan Airlines - Fortune Wings Club

Hainan Airlines's frequent-flyer program is called Fortune Wings Club (simplified Chinese: 金鹏俱乐部; traditional Chinese: 金鵬俱樂部; pinyin: Jīn Péng Jùlèbù). The airlines's subsidiaries Hong Kong Airlines, Hong Kong Express Airways, Lucky Air, China West Air are also parts of the program. It is also possible for passengers to collect miles on the airlines which have codeshares with Hainan Airlines. Members can earn miles on flights as well as through consumption with Hainan Airlines's credit card. When enough miles are collected, members can be upgraded to Elite members which are divided into two tiers: Fortune Wings Gold membership and Silver Card membership. Elite membership can enjoy extra privileged services.

Fortune Wings Club Elite Membership Tiers
Tier Level Benefits Requirements
Gold
  • Extra Bonus Miles: +50%
  • Priority Booking and Wait List
  • Guaranteed Full Price Economy Class Ticket: 48 hrs prior to departure
  • Free Refund of Hainan Airlines Flights Before the Flight Departs
  • Check-in at First Class Counter For member and one companion
  • Extra Baggage Allowance: 20KG or *1 piece
  • First Class Lounge with one companion

50,000 miles or 40 flights

Silver
  • Extra Bonus Miles: +25%
  • Priority Booking and Wait List
  • Free Refund of Hainan Airlines Flights Before the Flight Departs
  • Check-in at Business Class Counter
  • Extra Baggage Allowance: 10KG or *1 piece
  • Business Class Lounge

30,000 miles or 20 flights

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