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pchs

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#317896 25-Nov-2024 13:20
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Hi there,

 

A couple of questions from anyone in the know as I'm getting conflicting information from ANZ/Air NZ

 

Does a partner (non-main card holder, I.E Spouse) accrue the Status points boost form AirNZ?

 

And would a partner get a status points boost, if the flights were booked and paid for, the partner then applied and received an ANZ card - before the travel was taken?

 

Cheers!


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CNZ

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  #3314992 1-Dec-2024 21:39
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Normal status points and airpoints earn ie if they aren't flying they don't get anything.
Status bonus does not apply either.





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johno1234
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  #3314999 1-Dec-2024 22:14
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For any airpoints member, each person accrues status boost from the flights they’ve personally undertaken - for the 10 flights gets 15 status points benefit. This is the standard AirNZ status boost.

The ANZ card points bonus is different not sure how that works.

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  #3315078 2-Dec-2024 11:43
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pretty sure the card and the Airpoints number are linked to each other....so the main card holder only get's the status points when flying.  This current system is a pretty good deal in that you get status points regardless of whether the ANZ card is used to pay for the tickets.  For example, I was in the USA flying on United and I had paid for those tickets using my United Explorer credit card, but when I booked the flight on United, I loaded my AirNZ member number and I received a status point boost from the ANZ card. I think your partner would need their own ANZ card with their airpoints # loaded against it, but then they will be the one to get the boost.  And in answer to your question, I think that as long as they have an active ANZ Airpoints card with their Airpoints # on the card BEFORE they board the flight, then they will get the status boost....because, as I just mentioned, whether you use the ANZ card to pay for the travel is currently irrelevant.



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