BinterMás loyalty programme changes: what Lanzarote travellers need to know in 2026
Binter has revamped its BinterMás loyalty programme, introducing a new top tier, changing the way members progress through the status levels and making it easier to manage and use points. For people living in Lanzarote, frequent inter-island travellers and visitors who use Binter to travel around the Canary Islands, the changes are worth knowing about before booking future flights.
What is changing with BinterMás?
The biggest change is the introduction of BinterMás Cumbre, a new level above Gold. Binter says the new tier brings together the benefits of Gold and adds extra options aimed at its most frequent travellers.
At the same time, moving up the BinterMás levels now depends on two things: the number of Binter flights taken and the number of level points collected during a 12-month period. This is different from a system based simply on how often you fly.
The new status requirements
According to Binter's current BinterMás information, members need to meet both the flight and level-point requirements within 12 months:
• BinterMás Plata: 2,500 level points and 15 Binter flights.
• BinterMás Oro: 8,000 level points and 40 Binter flights.
• BinterMás Cumbre: 20,000 level points and 100 Binter flights.
BinterMás Verde remains the starting level of the programme.
What does BinterMás Cumbre offer?
Cumbre is now the highest BinterMás status. Binter says it includes the benefits of Oro and adds a number of extra choices. These include additional points on the Madrid route, fare upgrade options, the ability to redeem flights with discounts and the option to give an Oro card to another person.
The programme also lists benefits available as members move through its higher levels, including priority on waiting lists, preferential seating, additional 23 kg baggage, Fast Track and VIP lounge access, along with priority boarding and other customer-service benefits, depending on the member's level.
More ways to collect and use BinterMás points
The changes are not only about status. Binter has also updated the digital experience so members can see their points and benefits, find ways to earn points and explore redemption options in one place.
BinterMás points can be earned through flights and through a network of associated businesses and services, including hotels, car hire, fuel stations and other travel-related partners. Points can then be used for Binter flights and selected partner services and promotions, subject to the programme's conditions.
What does this mean for Lanzarote residents and visitors?
For Lanzarote residents who regularly fly between the Canary Islands, or who use Binter for journeys to destinations such as Madrid and other routes served by the airline, it is worth checking your BinterMás account after the changes.
The important point is that reaching a higher status now requires both flights and level points. That means travellers should look at their current progress and the fares and journeys they normally buy rather than assuming that the old way of qualifying still applies.
For occasional visitors to Lanzarote, BinterMás can still be useful if you regularly travel with the airline. Members can collect points from eligible travel and partner activity, and Binter says points can be used for flights, promotions and other available benefits.
A simple tip before your next Binter flight
If you already have a BinterMás account, check your current points, status and available benefits before your next booking. If you are not a member, Binter offers free registration. The programme's current online information also explains the latest earning, redemption and status rules.
As with any airline loyalty programme, individual value will depend on how often you travel, the routes you use and the fares or services you purchase. Binter's terms and conditions and current BinterMás pages should be checked for the rules that apply to a particular booking.
The changes in brief
BinterMás now has a new top tier called Cumbre, above Oro. Status progression combines flights with level points over a 12-month period, while the programme has also been updated digitally to make points and benefits easier to manage. For frequent Binter travellers in Lanzarote and elsewhere in the Canary Islands, checking your account before booking is a useful way to understand how the new system applies to you.
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