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Malaysia Aviation Group revamps Enrich frequent flyer program
November 3rd 2025
Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), the parent of Firefly and Malaysia Airlines, has changed the earning rates and status qualification thresholds for its Enrich frequent flyer program. Read More » Under the changes, which come into effect on January 1 2026, silver, gold and platinum members will earn more points for every ringgit spent on their fares. The earning chart for "Elite Points", which determines a member’s status in the program, has also been updated, with members to earn more on flights, depending on the distance and cabin flown. However, the number of Elite Points required to qualify and maintain status has increased to 35 points for silver (from 30), to 70 points for gold (from 60) and to 140 points for platinum (from 100). "The refreshed structure delivers greater value through enhanced Enrich Points earning, enabling bigger and faster rewards," MAG CEO of loyalty and travel services, Philip See, said. "Elite Points accrual on Malaysia Airlines, Firefly and oneworld member airlines flights, particularly in business class and business suite, has been revised to fairly recognise premium travel. Updated Elite Status requirements ensure the programme rewards evolving travel behaviours and engagement, reflecting members’ journeys and lifestyle aspirations."
