British Air Avios Can Be Shared with Family and Friends

British Air recently made a change to their policy on sharing your Avios Points with others. Previously Avios could only be shared by members residing within the same household. Under the new rules, the Head of Household can create and manage a Family and Friends list of up to five family members and friends that do not live in the same household.

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You can also make cash and reward flight bookings for them. Your family or friends do not need to be members of the Executive Club to benefit. There are no residential or geographical restrictions on who can benefit.

If you are a British Air Avios member you can create your family and friends list here.

Kathy Stafford
Kathy Stafford

Kathy Stafford is a writer, publisher and editor. She was a contributing author to "Sasha Cohen Fire on Ice". She has been a contributing editor to several publications including, "Discover Balboa Park: A Complete Guide". Kathy was publisher and editor of "Skating Sketches", reporting on figure skating worldwide, for over ten years. She was a credentialed journalist as a figure skating specialist for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City. She has covered international skating events in Switzerland, France, Finland, England, Canada and the United States with published articles in Canada, Japan, and the United States. Although she never accepted an assignment, she was on the list of approved Lonely Planet authors for three years. She is currently combining her love of travel, and her background as a writer and editor, as a publisher and author of travel related journalism. In addition, she blogs about her search for her family roots at www.cherokeerootsblog.com.

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