NEW DELHI: Air India has expanded its loyalty program, allowing travelers to earn and spend Club Maharaja points on Air India Express flights. Previously, members could only earn and redeem points on Air India’s full-service flights, not those operated by its low-cost brand.
Under the change, members can benefit from the loyalty program on Air India Express services to over 55 destinations in South, Southeast and West Asia, in addition to existing Air India routes.
Airline Tata Group said Maharaja Club members can immediately start earning Maharaja Points and Tier Points on flights operated by Air India Express by booking through multiple channels, including Air India and Air India Express websites and mobile apps and through leading travel agencies.
“The growing scale of the Air India Express network makes the introduction of accruals and redemptions on these flights timely and important, addressing a long-standing expectation of our frequent flyers. It also reflects our goal of making Maharaja Points a valuable currency over time,” said Nipun Aggarwal, Chief Commercial Officer, Air India and President, Air India Express.
