Kingfisher revamps loyalty scheme

You are here: Home » News »

Welcome Guest, sign in or register here.

Kingfisher revamps loyalty scheme

Published: 20/01/2010 - Filed under: News »

Print
Send

Indian carrier Kingfisher has added a number of features to its King Club loyalty scheme, including a new King Platinum elite tier.

The new top tier is available to members who earn 180 sector points or 90,000 status miles over a twelve-month period (compared to 120 sector points or 60,000 status miles for gold tier status). Benefits of the King Platinum status include:

five upgrade vouchers
35 per cent tier bonus miles
Unlimited lounge access for member and two additional lounge vouchers for companions
Lounge vouchers which can be used by family members
A complimentary companion King Gold card
Waivers on selected administrative charges
Exclusive lifestyle privileges
A dedicated Concierge desk for member assistance and more

The programme also now includes a Daily Status Review of individual’s activity over the last six and twelve months, allowing members to be upgraded as soon as they reach the qualification over either period, rather than when their current tier membership expires.

Other enhancements to the programme include the Family Club, allowing members to pool miles on behalf of up to five family members, and an online version of the scheme’s Air Boutique reward shop, enabling members to redeem their miles against items including home appliances, electronics, gadgets, books and music.

For more information visit flykingfisher.com.

London City airport launches wine "flights" 09/02/2012

London City airport has introduced wine “flights” and weekly tasting sessions in its City Bar and Grill, running until March 28 — full story »

Corinthia Hotel London opens luxury penthouses 09/02/2012

The seven double-storey themed penthouses combine traditional grandeur with modern amenities, and terraces provide striking views of central London — full story »