What are the names and mileage accrual rules for airline frequent flyer programs?

Frequent flyer programs are actually customer loyalty programs.

Frequent flyer programs refer to promotional methods launched by airlines, hotels and other industries to customers who frequently use their products, focusing on mileage accumulation or points accumulation to award miles. It is an important way to attract business travelers and improve company competition. A market instrument of power.

Mileage accumulation rules:

1. Mileage accumulation for "Air China Friends" is calculated in kilometers.

2. When members purchase tickets, go through registration procedures, or use products or services of Air China partners, they should present their "Air China Friendship" membership card and properly keep copies of their tickets, original registration plates, and tickets on Air China. Bills for purchases from partners until it is confirmed that miles have been correctly accumulated.

3. The number of miles accumulated by members on flights is based on the latest actual mileage (TPM) from the origin to the destination announced by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), and is calculated based on the booking class of the ticket. of. The miles accumulated by members will be credited to their mileage account within 2 weeks after the flight departure.

4. The tickets purchased by members must be used before mileage can be accumulated. Award tickets, special/charter tickets and tickets of specific classes cannot accumulate miles.

Extended information:

There are three major airline alliances in the world: Star Alliance, SkyTeam, and Oneworld.

An alliance is a cooperation agreement between airlines, which can exchange miles with each other (points between airlines under the same alliance can be exchanged universally), enjoy member rights and codes, *** Enjoy, direct baggage check-in, etc.

In addition to the three major airline alliances, many airlines also have bilateral cooperation. For example, China Southern Airlines belongs to the SkyTeam alliance, and Sichuan Airlines does not belong to the three major alliances. However, China Southern Airlines and Sichuan Airlines can still exchange points and miles with each other.