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How to earn 400 Avios in Spain with the Cabify taxi app

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If you’re heading to Spain soon it is worth remembering that you can earn Avios with the Cabify taxi and ride-hailing app.

You will get a 400 Avios bonus with your first ride.

Cabify was founded in Spain but has since expanded internationally – you can now also use the app in several countries in Latin America including Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Uruguay

Earn Avios with Cabify

Avios can only be earned in Spain, where it operates in most major cities.

The app can be downloaded from the Apple and Google stores.  I used it a couple of times in Barcelona pre-Covid and the Avios always posted OK.

How many Avios do you earn with Cabify?

You will earn a bonus of 400 Avios for your first trip.

The standard earning rate is:

  • 1 Avios for every €1 spent in Spain in any of the following categories: Cabify, Cuanto Antes, Cabify Promo, Cabify Kids, Cabify Executive, Extra Comfort, Cabify Group, Taxi Access and Taxi fixed Price
  • 3 Avios for every €1 spent in Spain in any of the following categories: Cabify Corporate, Cabify Eco, Cabify Directivos and Cabify Airport

You will also earn Iberia Club tier points (because Iberia Club is far more advanced than British Airways Club in terms of earning tier points from non-flying activity) at the rate of 1 tier point for every 10 Avios earned. The sign-up bonus does not earn tier points.

You need to link your Iberia Club account in the Cabify app by selecting: My Account / Points. You cannot link to a British Airways Club account – you will need to open an Iberia Club account and later move the Avios across to BA via ‘Combine My Avios’.

(EDIT: Ignore what I wrote above. You CAN now link Cabify to a BA Club account according to the comments.)

You can find out more on the Cabify page of the Iberia website here.

Comments (7)

  • Ken Snowdon says:

    You say BA points can’t be earned but in the app’s settings it appears as an option. Is it best to ignore that?

  • Jonathan says:

    Does anyone know how Cabify competes with other ride hailing apps ?

    • Lumma says:

      One thing I have noticed about Cabify is that the drivers love sending messages asking your exact location for pick-up – in Spanish.

      Recently I decided the quote was too high, so decided to walk, but eventually a driver called me, so it seems like a potential issue with the UI, if it’s still easy to request a ride when you don’t want to. Cost me €6 to cancel

  • ScottySue says:

    @Jonathan Have used Cabify in Barcelona and it worked well. Approximately half the price of regular taxis.

  • Novice says:

    Is Uber not in Spain? I haven’t been to Spain for probably over a decade. I have been working my way to Europe steadily by going far flung places first. I have toured a few countries in Europe but have left the countries that would require a lot of time. Spain has too much to see/do. Was going to probably go next year if the workers finally finish the main work on Sagrada familia. The surrounding areas will finish in late 2030s but main church is supposed to be done next year.

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