Work out your Tier Points, the post-2025 way
Last verified 18 September 2026
British Airways Club Tier Points on a British Airways flight come in two parts. The first is 1 Tier Point per GBP 1 of eligible spend, where eligible spend is the fare plus any carrier-imposed charges, and airport and government taxes are excluded. The second, since 1 April 2026, is a fixed number of extra Tier Points for each individual flight, set by the haul, cabin and fare type: from 75 on a short haul Euro Traveller Plus fare to 1,250 on a long haul First Fully-Flex fare, and none on a Basic Economy fare. Flights marketed by American Airlines or Iberia have also earned on total eligible spend since 1 April 2025, plus an extra per flight by cabin, but British Airways does not publish the Tier Point rate for those fares, so they are not priced here. On most other partner airlines, Tier Points come from a published fare-class percentage of the distance flown instead (China Southern and LATAM earn none), and those partner tables are not loaded here yet, so partner mode says a rate is not on file rather than guessing one. Enter your spend in pounds, then choose the cabin and fare type and the number of flights to add the extras. The US dollar equivalent is shown underneath.
Worked example: 1,000 GBP of spend earns 1,000 TP.
1 TP per 1 unit of spend
1,000 GBP is about 1,270 USD at 1.27 USD per GBP, rate noted 9 August 2026.
Status tiers
| Tier | Threshold |
|---|---|
| Bronze | 3,500 TP |
| Silver | 7,500 TP |
| Gold | 20,000 TP |
| Gold Guest List | 65,000 TP |
Rules at a glance
Effective from 1 April 2025, last verified 18 September 2026.
Home-marketed ticket
- Base rate
- 1 TP per GBP of eligible spend
- Status tier
- Does not change this rate. Every tier earns the same TP per GBP.
- Extra per flight
- Added to each individual flight from 1 April 2026, on top of the spend rate, by haul, cabin and fare type. Basic Economy fares earn none.
- Short haul Euro Traveller, Plus fare
- 75 TP per flight
- Short haul Euro Traveller, Semi-Flex fare
- 175 TP per flight
- Short haul Euro Traveller, Fully-Flex fare
- 275 TP per flight
- Short haul Club Europe, Business fare
- 175 TP per flight
- Short haul Club Europe, Semi-Flex fare
- 275 TP per flight
- Short haul Club Europe, Fully-Flex fare
- 375 TP per flight
- Long haul World Traveller, Standard fare
- 150 TP per flight
- Long haul World Traveller, Semi-Flex fare
- 250 TP per flight
- Long haul World Traveller, Flex fare
- 350 TP per flight
- Long haul World Traveller, Fully-Flex fare
- 450 TP per flight
- Long haul World Traveller Plus, Premium Economy fare
- 275 TP per flight
- Long haul World Traveller Plus, Semi-Flex fare
- 375 TP per flight
- Long haul World Traveller Plus, Flex fare
- 475 TP per flight
- Long haul World Traveller Plus, Fully-Flex fare
- 575 TP per flight
- Long haul Club World, Business fare
- 500 TP per flight
- Long haul Club World, Semi-Flex fare
- 700 TP per flight
- Long haul Club World, Flex fare
- 900 TP per flight
- Long haul Club World, Fully-Flex fare
- 1,100 TP per flight
- Long haul First, First fare
- 650 TP per flight
- Long haul First, Semi-Flex fare
- 850 TP per flight
- Long haul First, Flex fare
- 1,050 TP per flight
- Long haul First, Fully-Flex fare
- 1,250 TP per flight
Partner ticket
- Earns
- TP
- Chart keyed on
- the airline that marketed the ticket
- Distance basis
- great-circle distance between the two airports
Sources
Frequently asked questions
- Why is the input in pounds and not US dollars?
- The Tier Point rule is written in pounds, at 1 Tier Point per GBP 1 of eligible spend, so the input stays in the currency the rule is defined in. A US dollar equivalent is shown underneath, using a reference rate that is refreshed by hand and printed with the date it was noted. British Airways converts a non-sterling purchase at the IATA five-day exchange rate that applied on the day you bought the ticket, so the figure here is an approximation of that conversion rather than a match.
- How many Tier Points do I need for Silver?
- Bronze at 3,500, Silver at 7,500, Gold at 20,000 and Gold Guest List at 65,000 Tier Points, as listed in the status tiers table above.
- Does Bronze, Silver or Gold status earn Tier Points faster?
- No. The 15, 30 and 50 percent Bronze, Silver and Gold bonuses are Avios bonuses, and they apply on the distance-based partner path only. They never apply to Tier Points, and they never change the per-pound rate on British Airways flights.
- What counts as eligible spend?
- Every GBP 1 spent on your fare and on any carrier-imposed charges added by the airline. Non-airline taxes and fees, such as airport charges and government taxes, are excluded. Add-on purchases have earned 2 Tier Points per GBP 1 since 1 April 2026, with sustainable aviation fuel contributions capped at 2,000 Tier Points per membership year. This calculator prices flight spend and the fixed extra Tier Points per flight, not add-ons.
- Can I earn Tier Points on a partner airline?
- Yes, except on China Southern and LATAM, which earn none. On most partner airlines, Tier Points come from a published percentage of the distance flown in your booking class rather than from the fare. British Airways applies the table for the airline code on your ticket, so a flight with a BA flight number earns from the fare whichever airline operates it. Flights marketed by American Airlines or Iberia are the exception: they earn on total eligible spend, plus a fixed extra per flight by cabin, but British Airways does not publish the Tier Point rate for those fares. Neither those fares nor the percentage tables are loaded into this calculator yet, so partner mode reports that no rate is on file instead of guessing one.
- What are the extra Tier Points per flight?
- From 1 April 2026, British Airways adds a fixed number of Tier Points to each individual flight, on top of the Tier Points from your fare, set by haul, cabin and fare type. On short haul, Euro Traveller earns 75, 175 or 275 on a Plus, Semi-Flex or Fully-Flex fare, and Club Europe earns 175, 275 or 375 on a Business, Semi-Flex or Fully-Flex fare. On long haul, World Traveller earns 150, 250, 350 or 450 on a Standard, Semi-Flex, Flex or Fully-Flex fare, World Traveller Plus earns 275, 375, 475 or 575 on a Premium Economy, Semi-Flex, Flex or Fully-Flex fare, Club World earns 500, 700, 900 or 1,100 on a Business, Semi-Flex, Flex or Fully-Flex fare, and First earns 650, 850, 1,050 or 1,250 on a First, Semi-Flex, Flex or Fully-Flex fare. Basic Economy fares earn no extra. Every flight counts separately, so a direct return is two flights. On American Airlines and Iberia flights, the extra depends on the cabin only: 75 in economy and 175 in business on short haul, and 150 in economy, 275 in premium economy, 500 in business and 650 in First on long haul.
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