BlondeBomber
Sep 10, 99, 7:00 am
I missed this news release earlier in summer.
Any other airlines have a similar program? I note that the points scheme for business is different than that for individual plans.
New York, July 7, 1999
Air France Debuts Voyageur Rewards for Small-to-Medium Size Companies
Air France has rolled out "Voyageur Rewards" a new money-saving reward and incentive program in a mass mailing to more than 40,000 U.S. based companies with fewer than 500 employees.
Voyageur Rewards allows employees of a company to collectively earn discount certificates, upgrades and free travel for their companies while at the same time continuing to earn their own miles in Fréquence Plus. All employees share one account number and refer to the Air France Voyageur Rewards program when booking flights directly with Air France or their company's travel agent.
"Enrollment is easy, tracking is automatic, and turning points into rewards can benefit the tens of thousands of small-to-medium size companies across America that make up a very important segment of the business community," Pinson noted.
Earning points is easy and the reward scale is simple. For example, for a USA/PARIS/USA ticket, the passenger earns 1,800 points if traveling in L'Espace 127 (business class). To redeem a free round-trip ticket from the U.S. to Europe is 4,000 points in Tempo (coach class), 7,000 points in L'Espace 127 (business class), 13,000 points in L'Espace 180 (first class) and 15,000 points on Concorde. Round-trip Upgrade Certificates to Europe are between 1,300 points for L'Espace 127 to 6,500 points for Concorde. Discount Certificates ranging from $50 to $500 require 600 points to 1,500 points.
Points earned will expire on December 31, 2000. Any rewards must be claimed before December 31, 2000 and are valid for one year from date of issue. Maximum earnings: 100,000 points per year per company.
Any other airlines have a similar program? I note that the points scheme for business is different than that for individual plans.
New York, July 7, 1999
Air France Debuts Voyageur Rewards for Small-to-Medium Size Companies
Air France has rolled out "Voyageur Rewards" a new money-saving reward and incentive program in a mass mailing to more than 40,000 U.S. based companies with fewer than 500 employees.
Voyageur Rewards allows employees of a company to collectively earn discount certificates, upgrades and free travel for their companies while at the same time continuing to earn their own miles in Fréquence Plus. All employees share one account number and refer to the Air France Voyageur Rewards program when booking flights directly with Air France or their company's travel agent.
"Enrollment is easy, tracking is automatic, and turning points into rewards can benefit the tens of thousands of small-to-medium size companies across America that make up a very important segment of the business community," Pinson noted.
Earning points is easy and the reward scale is simple. For example, for a USA/PARIS/USA ticket, the passenger earns 1,800 points if traveling in L'Espace 127 (business class). To redeem a free round-trip ticket from the U.S. to Europe is 4,000 points in Tempo (coach class), 7,000 points in L'Espace 127 (business class), 13,000 points in L'Espace 180 (first class) and 15,000 points on Concorde. Round-trip Upgrade Certificates to Europe are between 1,300 points for L'Espace 127 to 6,500 points for Concorde. Discount Certificates ranging from $50 to $500 require 600 points to 1,500 points.
Points earned will expire on December 31, 2000. Any rewards must be claimed before December 31, 2000 and are valid for one year from date of issue. Maximum earnings: 100,000 points per year per company.