The frequent flyer programmes(ffp)
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The document discusses frequent flyer programs (FFPs), which were introduced by American Airlines to foster brand loyalty among frequent flyers. FFPs allow passengers to earn mileage points based on the distance traveled, with more points earned for traveling more with a particular airline. These points can then be redeemed for rewards like free upgrades, additional flights, hotel stays, or other benefits. In India, Air India operates a FFP called Flying Returns that allows members to earn points on Air India as well as partner airlines, which can then be redeemed for award tickets or additional perks through hospitality partnerships.
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Frequent flyer programs allow passengers to accumulate points or miles with each flight that can then be redeemed for rewards like free tickets or upgrades. The first modern program began in 1972 with United Airlines, while Texas International Airlines was the first to use mileage tracking for rewards in 1979. By 2005, over 14 trillion frequent flyer miles had been accumulated worldwide, equivalent to $700 billion in value. Airlines account for frequent flyer programs using one of three approaches: treating redemptions as a contingent liability given uncertainty; recognizing future costs through an incremental cost technique; or deferring a portion of ticket revenue as deferred revenue until awards are used.
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The frequent flyer programmes(ffp)
- 1. The Frequent Flyer Programmes(FFP): Collected and compiled by Dhiman Kanti Mridha
- 2. Introduction: Was introduced by group of American Airlines in North America, as marketing tool to foster brand loyalty among people who fly frequently. Programme mainly targeted to: Business Travelers Passengers are given mileage points for travelling every 1000 kilometers. If they travelled more with a particular airline they earned more points or more free or discounted travels: Such as :**free upgrade in the plane, ** free air tickets for him/her with spouse ** free fly-cruise package, hotel stay ** other benefits etc. in exchange of points. FFPs may be operated by a single airline or jointly by airlines having an interline agreement.
- 3. FFP in India: • Air India has a FFP called: “ Flying Returns”. • Where the members can accrue mileage points while flying on Air India, Air France, and flights of Air India’s code share partners, and redeem them for award tickets on Air India or Air France. • Apart from airlines, Air India has tie-ups with leading hospitality service providers and members can earn additional mileage points to redeem their tickets faster.