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Etihad Airways and Azul Brazilian Airlines announce frequent flyer partnership

NITN | @notintownlive | 31 Jul 2025, 02:53 am

Etihad Airways and Azul Brazilian Airlines announce frequent flyer partnership Etihad

Etihad Airways signed loyalty partnership with Azul Brazilian Airlines. Photo: Etihad Airways

Etihad Airways and Azul Brazilian Airlines have signed a frequent flyer partnership, allowing members of Etihad Guest and Azul Fidelidade programme to earn and redeem loyalty points across both airlines.

Etihad Guest members can redeem their miles on flights, worldwide hotel stays and holidays, or shop from a variety of products from the Etihad Guest Reward Shop. Azul Fidelidade member miles can be spent on hotel stays, car rentals, products and services at Azul Fidelidade Shopping, the airlines said.

Mark Potter, Managing Director Etihad Guest, said: “Signing this frequent flyer agreement with Azul Brazilian Airlines opens up Azul’s impressive network for our members to be rewarded for their travel adventures, offering more ways to earn and redeem their miles when exploring destinations across the Americas."

"We also look forward to welcoming Azul Fidelidade members onboard Etihad Airways offering them the ability to earn or redeem their miles,” he said.

Officials of the airlines brief the media about the partenrship. Photo: Etihad Airways
Officials of the airlines brief the media about the partenrship. Photo: Etihad Airways

The partnership allows Etihad Guest members to use their miles to explore and discover Brazil's cultural capitals – from the bustling streets of São Paulo to the colonial charm of Salvador and the beaches of Recife. According to the airlines, the agreement also unlocks Azul's routes to popular destinations like Fort Lauderdale, Orlando and Curaçao, creating new possibilities for onwards travel throughout the Americas.

For Azul Fidelidade members, the partnership opens doors to Etihad's extensive network. Members can earn miles exploring Asia's emerging destinations including Krabi's pristine beaches, Phnom Penh's vibrant night markets, or the bustling energy of Taipei, Etihad said.

Cristina Yoshida, Director of Azul Fidelidade, Azul Brazilian Airlines, also commented, “We are very excited to open the door for our customers to explore the extraordinary destinations offered by Etihad Airways in the Middle East and Asia, while also welcoming new members eager to discover Brazil."

"This partnership reinforces Azul’s commitment to offering more global benefits in collaboration with companies recognized for excellence in service and customer experience,” she added.

The partnership launches as both airlines continue to grow their networks. Etihad recently announced 27 new destinations for 2025 expanding the network to more than 100 destinations around the world, while Azul maintains Brazil's largest domestic network with over 137 destinations.

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