'premium status' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the status or privilege of having access to something that is usually exclusive or expensive. For example, "With their premium status, they received discounts and special access to exclusive events."
Another 18 weekend games have premium status.
Especially with airlines, try to stick with one or two to earn premium status.
Until new sectors of its economy are developed, Somaliland will continue to rely heavily on livestock exports to Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries where Somali livestock enjoys a premium status, Silanyo said.
If approved by the DfE, the change would allow the grammar schools to use FSM or pupil premium status as a "tie-breaker" to decide among applicants with similar exam scores.
Convincing users to upgrade from two or three-year-old iPhones to the latest model is not going to be a challenge for Apple, but to justify its high price and premium status, the next generation iPhone must at least bring some real-world benefits over last year's larger screens.
"Business travelers tend to be among those that are more likely to qualify for exemptions, either through premium status or traveling on a full-fare ticket," said Tim Smith, a spokesman for American Airlines, who added that the new policy had caused few bumps.
Rhino horn, consisting of keratin and similar to horses' hooves, is valued in parts of Asia as a premium, status-conferring medicinal substance.
The premium statuses have no specific requirements of their own; membership is based solely on the frequent-flyer programs of the individual member airline.
At many airports, the managers are thinking creatively about these things — and for all customers, not just the premium-status ones the airlines focus so much on.
USE your miles as you earn them, rather than letting them accumulate, once you've achieved premium award status.
At airports in which BA does not operate a departure lounge, a third party lounge is often provided for premium or status passengers.
