- Qatar Airways has signed an MoU with Priority Pass
- Beyond Business members can redeem Qrewards for lounge access
- The network includes more than 1,900 airport lounges worldwide
- Members already enjoy Starlink Wi-Fi on daily flights
- The partnership expands premium airport experiences for corporate travellers
Qatar Airways has entered a Memorandum of Understanding with Priority Pass, the world’s largest independent airport lounge and travel experiences programme, to deliver enhanced value and rewards to business travellers through the Beyond Business corporate travel programme. Beyond Business members will soon be able to redeem Qrewards for access to more than 1,900 airport lounges and travel experiences worldwide via the Priority Pass network. The collaboration responds to rising demand among corporate travellers for greater flexibility, choice and premium experiences throughout their journeys.
The agreement significantly broadens the range of premium benefits available to corporate travellers using Qatar Airways’ network of over 160 destinations, supporting more efficient corporate travel management. Beyond Business members can already enjoy free high-speed Wi-Fi on up to 323 Starlink-enabled daily flights. The partnership expands the overall value of the programme by adding a wider selection of premium airport experiences.
Beyond Business is Qatar Airways’ dedicated corporate travel programme offering organisations of all sizes tailored savings, flexible solutions and the ability to earn Qrewards from business travel. These rewards can be redeemed for flights, upgrades, Privilege Club tier offers and priority baggage. The agreement reflects a shared commitment to customer-focused travel solutions that provide greater flexibility, convenience and value.
Qatar Airways shared “The agreement reflects our commitment to customer-focused travel solutions providing greater flexibility, convenience and value.”
Priority Pass shared “Our partnership with Qatar Airways expands lounge access for business travellers across the global network.”
