Club Vistara: India’s first revenue Frequent Flyer Program offers 500 points for signup

This is known by now, that Vistara is taking wings as of January 9, 2015 with a special Delhi-Mumbai flight. I also posted a while back about the inflight experience a bit.

Now, lets come to Club Vistara, the frequent flyer program for the airline, which will be India’s first revenue-based frequent flyer program. Out here, we already guessed the name right a few months ago.

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The program will have 3 tiers:

  • Club
  • Silver
  • Gold

My guess, looking at the loyalty program’s dashboard is, that you need to earn 25,000 status points to get to Silver, and another 25,000 Status Points to be able to make it to Gold Tier. The benefits, are unknown and the website does not talk about them at all. Like all good airlines do, they’ve not launched a Platinum tier right off the bat, and will perhaps do so a few years down the line as an enhancement and when they have critical mass for operations.

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From what I hear, Vistara has done away with the need for a physical FFP card, so you just need to download the apps or have an image of the FFP card on your phone to be able to use it at the airport.

Enroll Now and earn 500 points on your first flight within a month

Air Vistara is offering 500 points, in case you sign up for the frequent flyer program, and fly with them within the first month of enrollment.

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Additionally, when you book a flight directly with the airline, you earn 200 bonus points for doing so.

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Of course, I am waiting to find out more, and will update the blog when I have more details as well.

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Ajay Awtaney is the Founder and Editor of Live From A Lounge (LFAL), a pioneering digital platform renowned for publishing news and views about aviation, hotels, passenger experience, loyalty programs, travel trends and frequent travel tips for the Global Indian. He is considered the Indian authority on business travel, luxury travel, frequent flyer miles, loyalty credit cards and travel for Indians around the globe. Ajay is a frequent contributor and commentator on the media as well, including ET Now, BBC, CNBC TV18, NDTV, Conde Nast Traveller and many other outlets.

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Comments

  1. surprised to hear that their FF model will be revenue based.. but i guess thats the future of loyalty programs..
    @vcat.. it means that the miles you earn per flight will not be based on the distance you fly but the amount you pay.. ex: south west and Delta in the US

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