The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Malaysia Airlines achieves another milestone in elevating loyalty programme

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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines will be further enhancing its loyalty programme, Enrich by introducin­g a fare-based earning scheme and a new tier qualificat­ion structure, providing passengers with a more rewarding experience when choosing to Fly Malaysia, starting April 1, 2021.

This progressiv­e milestone elevates Enrich as one of the fore runners amongst fellow frequent flyer programmes around the world and provides a more transparen­t and simplified model in response to requests from its members.

The new accrual scheme offers a fair value for spend on a per ticket basis which is in line with spend-based earnings on nonairline­s partners.

This change also complement­s current dynamic redemption with better value and more fare options. Enrich Miles will be rebranded as ‘Enrich Points’, and existing balances of Miles will be honoured on a one-to-one basis.

The new points earning model will apply to all Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) flights, including Malaysia Airlines and MASwings with Firefly changingov­er to the new scheme in 2022.

Meanwhile, members flying on pure oneworld member airlines and partner airlines will continue to earn Enrich Points based on the current structure.

Additional­ly, the enhanced programme incorporat­es a shift in tier qualificat­ions. Moving forward, members will earn Elite Points based on a fixed table of travel sector and class of travel.

The change presents a more streamline­d manner for frequent flyers to climb the tier status in enabling access to Enrich’s travel benefits and lifestyle privileges.

The elevated Enrich Programme will continue to offer four membership levels. Members will still benefit from the same privileges currently available for Blue, Silver, Gold and Platinum.

According to Malaysia Airlines Bhd’s group chief marketing and customer experience officer, this milestone of the Enrich Programme is part of Malaysia Airlines’ ethos of providing its passengers with maximum value for their travels.

“Coupled with our signature Malaysian Hospitalit­y, we seek to enhance the overall customer experience and better fulfil the demands of our frequent flyers.

“The changes allow us to be a more attractive programme by providing simplicity and introducin­g a more rewarding value propositio­n.”

This introducti­on of the farebased earning model and new tier qualificat­ion structure is part of Enrich’s continuous journey in improving its programme for members’ benefits with the rollout of new products and services including its own curated offerings such as Enrich Base, Enrich Hotels and Enrich Shoppe.

In addition, Enrich also ventured into servicing the business segment via Enrich BizConnect hence taking the programme beyond the confines of air travel to our vision of a lifestyle brand that rewards our members for their everyday activities.

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