Club Tiare: source note

Facts checked: 18 October 2026

Key takeaways

That source sets out industry-level passenger topics — One ID, accessibility, baggage, consumer issues and others — rather than the membership terms of an individual airline scheme. [2]
Qualification periods, tier names, mileage expiry, partner earning and award pricing are recorded here as not published, and no other programme’s rules are extended to Club Tiare. [2]

IATA describes its passenger work as developing standards in collaboration with its members, international organisations and states, aimed at simplifying the passenger process towards a more seamless, inclusive and secure passenger experience while improving efficiency and lowering industry costs. [2]

The topics it lists are One ID, air travel accessibility, consumer issues, baggage, unruly passengers, data protection and privacy, passenger facilitation, human trafficking, common use standards and the Montreal Convention 1999, alongside EU policy briefings. [2]

On collaboration, IATA says it works with airlines, governments, industry associations and strategic partners at global, regional and local levels to identify common objectives and strengthen the end-to-end passenger experience. The page also points travellers to IATA’s own traveller pages for answers to common air-travel questions. [2]

None of that is membership material: the page carries no earning table, no tier structure and no award chart, for Club Tiare or for any other scheme. [2]

Earning and tier details

No tier names, qualification periods, thresholds or benefit lists appear in it either, so this page records the absence rather than filling the gap with an estimate. [2]

For background on how partner earning is structured across programmes generally, see partner earning and how to earn miles; neither page should be read as a description of Club Tiare.

Redemption details

It says nothing about how awards are booked, whether they can be changed or cancelled, or whether an award may be issued for another traveller. [2] The general concepts behind those questions are covered elsewhere on the site, in how to redeem miles, award availability and fuel surcharge; none of those pages should be read as a statement about Club Tiare.

Limits of this page

The source works at industry level and sets no loyalty rules for individual airlines, so none of its topics can be read as a Club Tiare condition or exception. [2]
The page is scoped to what was checked on 18 October 2026 and makes no claim about earlier or later versions of any programme’s rules. [2]

Sources

Source accessed on 18 October 2026. No programme is covered here: Flying Blue, Air New Zealand Koru and every other scheme linked from this page are outside the material checked, and their rules are not described or relied on anywhere above.

IATA – Passenger Experience & Policy, checked 18 October 2026