Category Archives for Loyalty.
Etihad Guest has rolled out some benefits, and rolled back some negative changes for their elite members with effect from today. Here is an update on the Etihad Guest programme enhancements
JetPrivilege’s new avatar, InterMiles went live today. Here is a first detailed look at what changed and what remains the same on this new version of JetPrivilege.
JetPrivilege will shed its skin tomorrow and change to a new name called intermiles. Along with the name change, some new things will also get into the programme, such as a fintech approach amongst others.
The JetPrivilege programme changes, which came by unannounced right before Diwali 2019, destroyed any remaining value in the loyalty programme after most value evaporated due to the shut down of Jet Airways. Etihad redemptions have also been devalued now.
JetPrivilege is scheduled to change the programme in the coming days. Here are some initial thoughts on how the programme would change in the days ahead.
A new British Airways Redemption sale launched today is offering a 50% off on Economy and Premium Economy cabins when booked with points for travel through April 2020. You can also get a 10% discount on Business and First Class cabin redemptions.
Alaska Airlines has quietly gone ahead and updated their award chart, fixing some glaring sweet spots that existed earlier. Here are the details.
Qatar Airways Privilege Club has announced some new changes to their programme which will benefit the elite members of the airline. Here are the details.
Marriott has just unveiled its last global promotion for the year, valid for stays from October 29, 2019, through January 14, 2020. Here are all the details you should know of this promotion.
The Club Vistara Redemption Chart saw changes in October 2019. While most of these are pro-customer, there is one big change that is not so good. Here is a low-down of all the Club Vistara changes implemented in October 2019.
Alaska Airlines and Singapore Airlines have been working together since 2017, but now you can, for the first time, use Alaska Airlines miles to book Singapore Airlines tickets, even in Business Class and First Class. Here is how.
