Small to
medium sized businesses will be rewarded even more when they fly on
business with British Airways. The airline is rolling out its new
corporate rewards programme - called On Business - following a
successful nine month trial period and has incorporated some new
benefits for travellers
Every time an employee of the company books an eligible fare with
British Airways, the company will earn points, which can be exchanged
for a range of business travel rewards. These include free flights,
chauffeur drives to or from a selection of UK airports, Heathrow or
Gatwick Express tickets and hotel vouchers.
For example: five Club Europe returns to Milan will earn a free Euro
Traveller flight to Frankfurt; five full fare Euro Traveller return
flights to Stockholm will earn a £100 Marriott cheque and three Club
Europe returns to Madrid will earn a free book of ten Heathrow Express
tickets.
The new scheme is now even better for regional members as for the first
time they can redeem as well as earn points when they travel on a
franchise carriers such as Brymon Airways, Maersk UK, CityFlyer and
British Regional Airlines.
The airline has introduced a new bonus system. Once the company’s points
balance reach three key levels, the company will be awarded bonus
points, equivalent to a return economy flight to Johannesburg, Los
Angeles or a World Traveller Plus flight to Hong Kong respectively.
Any On Business member who books an Avis car will get a discount and an
automatic car upgrade if available.
Tiffany Hall, British Airways Head of UK & Ireland Sales said: "The
success of the trial of On Business has meant that we can start to
develop a closer working relationship with small to medium sized
businesses, who represent one of the fastest growing sectors in the UK
economy.
"We are delighted to be able to offer them a wider range of tangible
benefits when they book British Airways."
Three thousand companies have already signed up for the scheme - the
majority in conjunction with their travel agents. On Business is
available to any company which does not already have a commercial deal
with the airline. |