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Yes, it's called the PassPlus program [1]. I don't believe United publishes the status perks online, but you can see the full terms on the FlyerTalk thread wiki
by kenneth 8y ago
Yes, it's called the PassPlus program [1]. I don't believe United publishes the status perks online, but you can see the full terms on the FlyerTalk thread wiki [2].
Investment Levels
Individual Plans
Minimum $25,000 - Complimentary Premier Gold
$35,000 - Complimentary Premier Platinum
$45,000 - Complimentary Premier 1K
$50,000 - Complimentary Global Services
Corporate Plans
Minimum $50,000 - 1x Premier Gold, 1x Premier Silver, 4x United Club Annual Memberships
$100,000 - 1x Premier Platinum, 2x Premier Gold, 3x United Club Annual Memberships
$300,000 - 1x Premier 1K, 1x Premier Platinum, 3 Premier Gold, 6x United Club Annual Memberships
(Looks like they've changed the corporate options since last I looked at it. I am sure that there is still a level of corporate spend that comes with GS memberships but it may more closer to $500k than $250k.)
[1]: https://www.united.com/ual/en/us/fly/products/business/passplus/flex.html https://www.united.com/ual/en/us/fly/products/business/passp...
[2]: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/united-airlines-mileageplus/1642162-united-ua-pass-plus-secure-flex-benefits-value-questions-consolidated-4.html https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/united-airlines-mileageplus/...