Four membership levels that pay back on what you book with Carreh, and somewhere to put your frequent flyer number when it counts.
Two different things get called loyalty in travel, and Carreh keeps them apart.
Carreh Euros are Carreh’s own credit, earned on flights and eSIMs booked with Carreh. Frequent flyer programmes belong to the airline, and Carreh’s job there is to pass your number on correctly. This page covers both, and is clear about where one ends and the other begins.
Your level follows what you have spent with Carreh on flights and eSIMs over time. It is not a points balance, so spending your credit never lowers it.
Every level is free. There is nothing to join and no card to apply for.
One Carreh Euro is worth one euro at checkout, and they do not expire.
Earning and spending are covered in full on the Carreh Rewards page.
At checkout, each traveller can add one frequent flyer number, and Carreh sends it to the airline with the booking.
Carreh does not track your airline balance. It does not read your points, your tier or your expiry dates, and it does not keep the number for next time. Whether the miles are credited is between you and the airline.
Traveler, Explorer, Globalist and Platinum Globalist, paying 5% to 10% back.
One Carreh Euro is one euro at checkout, and they do not expire.
Your level follows what you have booked with Carreh over time.
Add one per traveller at checkout and Carreh passes it to the airline.
The programme list comes from the carriers you are actually flying.
Membership levels are not part of Carreh Premium.
No. Carreh Euros are Carreh’s own credit, worth one euro each at Carreh checkout. They are not miles and cannot be moved into an airline programme.
By what you have spent with Carreh on flights and eSIMs over time. It is lifetime spend rather than a points balance, so spending your credit does not lower your level.
No. Carreh does not read or display any airline balance, tier or expiry date. It passes the number you enter to the airline with your booking, and that is all it does.
Not today. You enter it during checkout for that booking. Saving numbers for reuse is not something Carreh does yet.
You choose from the airlines on your own itinerary. Carreh names the programme where it recognises the carrier, and otherwise records the number against the airline code.
No. Membership levels are free and separate from Carreh Premium. They move with what you book, not with a subscription.
No. They stay in your balance until you spend them. They are promotional credit with no cash value, and they are reversed if the order they came from is refunded.
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