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Singapore Airlines, Marriott International boost partnership to offer more benefits to members

The partners will introduce “status match” to members of its lifestyle programmes.

Members of the Marriot Bonvoy and KrisFlyer programmes can now obtain higher elite statuses faster following the expansion of Singapore Airlines and Marriott International’s partnership. 

The expanded partnership between Singapore Airlines and Marriott International introduces a “status match” for their respective members.

This means that members will be able to enjoy elite status matches according to the elite tiers of both programmes.

“Solitaire PPS Club, PPS Club, and KrisFlyer Elite Gold members will receive a status match to Marriott Bonvoy Gold, whilst Marriott Bonvoy Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador members will receive a status match to the KrisFlyer Elite Silver tier,” the parties explained.


In addition, eligible Marriott Bonvoy members can accelerate the upgrade of their KrisFlyer membership to higher tiers by completing as few as two to four flights with SIA within six months.

“Eligible KrisFlyer members can achieve an accelerated status match with Marriott Bonvoy by staying three to 10 nights at any participating Marriott Bonvoy portfolio of hotels within six months,” the parties added.

Lastly, Singapore Airlines and Marriott International will roll out campaigns where members of their respective programmes can earn miles and points through their hotel stays and flights. 

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