Business Traveller (Asia-Pacific)

Air Canada rebrands elite loyalty programme

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Air Canada has launched Altitude, a revamped programme sitting at the top of its existing Aeroplan scheme and “designed to recognise and reward Air Canada’s most frequent flyers”. The carrier previously split its Aeroplan loyalty scheme into four tiers – Basic, Prestige, Elite and Super Elite, with the last three being referred to as Top Tier levels.

These have now been reorganise­d into five Altitude tiers, with qualificat­ion starting from 25,000 qualifying miles (or 25 segments flown) for Altitude Prestige 25K, rising to 35,000 or 35 segments for Altitude Elite 35K, 50,000 or 50 segments for Altitude Elite 50K, 75,000 or 75 segments for Altitude Elite 75K, and 100,000 or 100 segments for Altitude Super Elite 100K.

Benefits include priority seat selection and check-in for all Altitude members, lounge access for Elite 35K members and above, an increased allowance of three checked bags up to 32kg each for Elite 35K members and above, 25 per cent Bonus Aeroplan miles for Elite 25K members (rising to 100 per cent for Super Elite 100K members), Silver recognitio­n within Star Alliance for Altitude Elite 25K and 35K tiers, Gold recognitio­n for Altitude Elite 50K, 75K and Super Elite 100K tiers, and threshold gifts including bonus miles, and hotel and electronic­s gift certificat­es for Elite 50K members and above. https://altitude.aircanada.com

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