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Spirit elites can save money on seat selection, bags and more. (Image courtesy of Spirit Airlines)
Spirit Airlines launched a much-anticipated elite status program alongside the new Free Spirit. This program includes two status tiers Silver and Gold that provide a slew of benefits for the airline’s most frequent flyers.
You earn Spirit status by obtaining a set number of Status Qualifying Points (SQPs). These are earned by flying with Spirit or spending on a cobranded credit card (more on that soon). You have to earn 5,000 or 2,000 SQPs in a single calendar year to earn Gold or Silver status, respectively.
Jan 22, 2021
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Often dismissed as the airline-of-last-resort, Spirit has been making a recent comeback of sorts.
From improved on-time performance to introducing more comfortable seats and now, a completely relaunched loyalty program, the carrier known for its loud yellow liveries and ultra-low-cost fares is generating some buzz these days.
And the recent unveiling of a revamped Free Spirit loyalty program includes not one, but two credit cards issued by Bank of America. Besides introducing a new no-annual-fee product, there are changes aplenty to the existing card including fresh perks and higher sign-up bonuses (and slick-looking card art to boot).