British Airways is raising the Tier Points needed for Silver and Gold in The British Airways Club. From April 1, 2027, Silver moves from 7,500 to 8,000 Tier Points, and Gold moves from 20,000 to 21,000. Bronze stays at 3,500, and the flight-based routes to Bronze and Silver stay as they are. If you're chasing status on British Airways flights, the targets are a little higher once April 1, 2027 arrives.
What's Changing
Here are the thresholds that apply from April 1, 2027:
- Bronze: 3,500 Tier Points, unchanged.
- Silver: 8,000 Tier Points, up from 7,500.
- Gold: 21,000 Tier Points, up from 20,000.
- Flight-based routes: 25 eligible flights for Bronze and 50 for Silver, unchanged.
The new Silver and Gold numbers first appeared on British Airways' website.
Where This Fits
Tier Points are the status side of the program, separate from the Avios you spend on award flights. Our guide to The British Airways Club explains how Tier Points work today and what the program means for members who live in the United States.
What to Do Next
Check your Tier Point balance in your British Airways account against the thresholds above before you plan flights around April 1, 2027.
