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The short but lucrative life of a Qantas Frequent Flyer point |
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Aug 19, 2009 |
Plane Talking by Ben Sandilands
The official Qantas guide to the life of a frequent flyer point in terms of how it makes money and is accounted for in its financial results was a bonus filing along with its full year to 30 June results documentation to the ASX this morning.
 Plane Talking - The short but lucrative life of a Qantas Frequent Flyer point
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Qantas frequent flyer program spin-off postponed |
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Aug 06, 2009 |
E-Travel Blackboard
Due to the gloomy global aviation environment, Qantas will be postponing the spin-off of its Frequent Flyer program “indefinitely” said Alan Joyce, Qantas CEO, at a conference this week.
E-Travel Blackboard - Qantas frequent flyer program spin-off
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Qantas FFP IPO: Credit crisis grounds float |
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Sep 22, 2008 |
Herald Sun by Geoff Easdown
Qantas directors are expected to suspend plans to raise $800 million in the proposed float of the airlines' Frequent Flyer business. The board will decide late this month whether to proceed with the initial public offering aimed at selling 40 per cent of the popular loyalty scheme that analysts have valued at $2 billion.
Herald Sun - Qantas credit crisis grounds float
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TAM considers frequent flyer spinoffs |
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Aug 28, 2008 |
Flight International by Megan Kuhn
Executives at Brazilian carrier TAM are studying spinoff opportunities for the company's frequent flyer program. A decision is expected by the end of the year.
Flight International - TAM considers frequent flyer spinoffs
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Airlines' new cash cow: Frequent flier programs |
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Apr 01, 2008 |
International Herald Tribune by Susan Stellin
Travelers have lately been complaining more often about frequent-flier programs, namely the lack of award seats on desirable flights, escalating fees for ostensibly free tickets and quicker expiration dates of miles. Airlines counter that they are giving away more awards than ever, despite generally fuller planes, and that most programs allow members to book any open seat on any flight, albeit in exchange for more miles.
IHT - Airlines' new cash cow are frequent flier programs
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