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Airline status planner

How far are you from your next status tier?

Enter the status progress already in your account and choose a target. See the remaining gap, check your qualification deadline and compare routes from your home airport.

See a worked example ↓

Your travel planner

What would you like to plan?

Choose one goal. Your entries stay here when you switch.

Use the status progress shown in your airline account. These counters are separate from miles you can spend.

1

Choose your goal

Start with your programme and the tier you want to reach.

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Add your current status progress

Copy these counters from your airline account for the current qualification period. These are not your spendable miles.

Extra ways to earn status Optional

Model eligible Marriott stays or exchanges. Include only credits not already in your account; check programme conditions before using them.

Calculate your gap first. Comparing flights is an optional next step.

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Illustrative numbers, not a travel offer

Start with your current progress, not zero.

700 required, 500 already earned

In a simplified points-based example, you still need 200 status points. If an eligible trip earns 40 points, five such trips would close that gap.

700 − 500 = 200 points still needed

This is arithmetic, not a programme rule or route recommendation. A real tier may also require qualifying flights, airline-specific points or spend before a deadline.

Check which balance counts

Award miles and status points are usually different balances. Copy your current qualifying progress and period from the programme account, then check every requirement for your target tier.

Some programmes need the exact booking class or eligible spend to calculate flight credit. Missing information stays missing. A Business label alone does not establish how many points a flight earns.

There is no need to fly solely for status. Compare the extra cost with benefits you would actually use, then verify any travel separately with the airline.

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