MEMBERSHIP GUIDE
MEMBERSHIP GUIDE
MEMBERSHIP GUIDE
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Club miles and Club sectors<br />
Flying in eligible fare classes with Cathay Pacific, Dragonair<br />
or any of the oneworld ® alliance airlines earns you Club miles<br />
and Club sectors. The higher the fare class, the more<br />
Club miles and Club sectors you will be awarded.<br />
The difference between Club miles and Club sectors<br />
Club miles and Club sectors are the fairest way to calculate<br />
your eligibility for top-tier status in The Marco Polo Club.<br />
They are automatically tracked for every qualifying flight.<br />
Either Club miles or Club sectors count towards renewal or<br />
upgrade, but not a combination of the two.<br />
When you fly in eligible fare<br />
classes with Cathay Pacific<br />
or Dragonair<br />
You can earn<br />
Club miles and Club sectors<br />
(% of actual miles/sectors flown)<br />
First Class F, A 150%<br />
Business Class J, C, D, I 125%<br />
Economy Class<br />
Y, B, H, K, M, L, V<br />
100%<br />
Note: Terms and conditions apply. Please refer to the table on page 10, and on<br />
www.cathaypacific.com and www.dragonair.com<br />
For example, if you often fly long-haul, you are more likely<br />
to qualify through Club miles. If you undertake frequent<br />
short trips, then Club sectors are the best way for you to<br />
qualify for top-tier status.<br />
Earning Club miles and Club sectors<br />
To earn Club miles and Club sectors, simply quote your<br />
membership number when booking your flight and<br />
present your membership card at check-in. Club miles and<br />
Club sectors are awarded to members only, and are credited<br />
based on the class that the member has flown. However,<br />
Club miles and Club sectors awarded are not affected by<br />
complimentary upgrades or involuntary downgrades.<br />
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