Programme rules

How can we join the bluebiz programme?

You can sign up your company by completing the online application here. To be eligible, you must accept the Terms and Conditions of the programme. If your company qualifies, our local sales team will contact you to validate your membership and we will send your membership details. From that moment on, we will keep you updated about the ins and outs of the bluebiz programme.

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Which tickets can be claimed within bluebiz?

As a bluebiz member, you can claim tickets of employees who have an official labour contract with your company. Non-employee tickets, such as those for sub-contractors, consultants, guests, shareholders or family members cannot be claimed. If employees and non-employees are on the same booking, your bluebiz number cannot be used. Instead, use the retro claim form to claim employee tickets.

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What does the bluebiz entry level mean?

It means that each calendar year members first need to spend 5,000 euro (or the equivalent currency) before credits are added to their account. The calculation is made on the tickets included in the bluebiz account overview within the calendar year (so not on the issue date or flight date on a ticket). As soon as this level has been reached, all eligible tickets within the calendar year will receive blue credits. And promotions will also be applied.

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Tip!

Want to reach the entry level even sooner? Retro claim your tickets up to 6 months after your flight date!




Frequently asked questions

Bluebiz is open for companies that are legally registered in the country where the bluebiz application is submitted. Travel agencies and travel-related companies cannot join the programme. Companies that already have a commercial contract with one of the participating partners of the programme are also excluded.

Become a member

The bluebiz programme is not open to travel agencies or travel-related companies.

You can sign up your company by completing the online application here. To be eligible, you must accept the Terms and Conditions of the programme. If your company qualifies, our local sales team will contact you to validate your membership and we will send your membership details. From that moment on, we will keep you updated about the ins and outs of the bluebiz programme.

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The latest Terms and Conditions of bluebiz can be found here.

The bluebiz programme is reserved for companies whose employees travel with Air France, KLM and participating airlines. Tickets of passengers working as a sub-contractor or working as a consultant for the member company cannot be claimed in the bluebiz programme, even if the ticket is paid for by the company. Tickets of shareholders or family members or any other non-employee are also not eligible. For questions regarding eligibility of passengers, please contact our service desk.

If you’re making a reservation that includes non-employees, such as family members, please do not include the bluebiz number in the booking. However, you can still claim the ticket for your company employee after the flights are completed. Just remember that retro claims can only be made up to six months* after the travel date.

*New members can retro claim tickets for flights that were taken up to three months prior to their enrolment

No, bluebiz is a loyalty programme exclusively for companies and their employees offered by Air France, KLM and partner airlines. If you make a reservation for non-employees, such as family members, please do not include the bluebiz number. Instead, you can use the retro claim form to claim employee tickets. 

However, you can join the Flying Blue Family programme to earn Miles on all flights purchased by or for your family members.

Your company's blue credits remain valid for two complete calendar years, along with the year they are first credited to your account. They expire on 1 March. For example, credits earned in 2023 will expire on 1 March 2026.

During the COVID pandemic, we extended the validity of blue credits. As a result – and to go back to the normal scheme – credits earned in 2021 and 2022 will expire on 1 March 2025 at 6 AM CET.

If your company already has a discount agreement with us, you are not eligible for bluebiz. Please speak with your account manager to explore the best option for your company.

Each calendar year members first need to spend 5,000 euro (or the equivalent currency) before credits are added to their account. The calculation is made on the tickets included in the bluebiz account overview within the calendar year (so not on the issue date or flight date on a ticket). As soon as this level has been reached, all eligible tickets within the calendar year will receive blue credits. And promotions will also be applied.

The turnover required for the entry level in the bluebiz programme can vary per country. Check out the overview here to find out what your entry level is.

Yes, you can. Please be aware that only Delta Air Lines tickets issued in Europe, Middle East, and Africa are eligible for claiming in the bluebiz programme. Furthermore, Delta Air Lines tickets that exclusively cover domestic flights within the US and Canada are not eligible for earning blue credits.


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