Following the recent unveiling of a new-look livery and a strategy to concentrate on the lowest fares and the friendliest service, Jet2.com today launched a new customer loyalty programme, myJet2.
myJet2 will reward loyal customers using a scheme where points are earned from buying flights and others services online, these points can then be redeemed against future flight bookings.
Philip Meeson, boss of Jet2.com commented: "At Jet2.com we are utterly committed to giving our customers the best deals and offers and this loyalty programme is another way of rewarding our customers.
"Put simply, the more flights and other services you buy from Jet2.com online, the more points will be credited to your myJet2 account - these points can then be redeemed against our flights, so it's a real win-win for our customers."
Each full pound spent on a flight - including fees for taxes - and other online services such as Jet2Plus, extra leg room or extra baggage, equates to one myJet2 point; points earned are claimed against the base fare stated at Jet2.com and only 600 points will buy a one-way flight.
The key to myJet2 is its simplicity: any customer with a UK residential address is eligible for membership and once a member, points are collated automatically online; spending points is easy - all Jet2.com destinations are split into two zones with three spend tariffs. To make a booking with points earned customers call the myJet2 Helpline (08444 93 18 80).
Developments early next year will allow myJet2 customers to redeem points online and take advantage for further benefits and offers such as car rental, insurance, accommodation and promotions with Jet2holidays.com
For more information, or to join the loyalty programme visit www.myjet2.com
Notes
Jet2.com is a subsidiary of Dart Group plc, the aviation services and distribution group, which has 30 years' commercial aviation experience
Jet2.com has six UK bases, serving: 41 destinations from Leeds Bradford; 18 from Manchester; 13 from Newcastle; ten from Blackpool; 14 from Belfast International; and 12 from Edinburgh
Jet2.com has scooped a number of prestigious awards including: 2006 & 2007 ‘Best European Short-Haul Airline'; the world's most punctual airline into Amsterdam Schiphol; the 2005 ‘Best Online Booking Service' of any UK airline; and the favourite British low cost airline from both Holiday Which? and Wanderlust magazines.
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