Let’s make three assumptions:

1) You are looking for a better service than what you would get on one of the best airlines in the world, Qatar Airways.

2) You travel in a group of 10-19 persons, ideally on a routing between secondary airports, let’s say from Billund to Milwaukee.

3) You have a LOT of Avios.

If all these conditions are met, you might be happy to learn that you can now redeem your Avios through the Privilege Club program of Qatar Airways for travel on Qatar Airways’ sub fleet of four corporate jets, branded as Qatar Executive. Their biggest aircraft is an Airbus 319 with only 19 seats, giving you an idea of what kind of level of comfort to expect on board.

Theoretically, you can pay for these flights in full by miles or otherwise under the Cash & Miles option. And booking for the first time will allow you to upgrade one passenger to Platinum status in the Privilege Club program and offer a fast track to Gold to three others. What can be useful if ever you return to flying like normal people after your top end travel experience.