The average earnings for Economy Class tickets were increased from 50% up to 600%, depending on the country and the earning level for Business Class tickets was increased by 35% up to 80%.
The new rule is that you can earn enough "Blue Credits" to pay for an economy class ticket to Europe - in all booking classes, including taxes - after buying and using only 5 tickets to North America in Business Class.
"BlueBiz has always been a very rewarding program. With this new incentive scheme, Companies will be able to earn free tickets even faster" states Bas Gerressen, KLM Commercial Manager for the Gulf region, Iran and Pakistan.
Besides the Blue Credits which are awarded to the company, employees are also earning Miles personally thanks to the Flying Blue program.
BlueBiz program is available in the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi, Iran and now Doha since few days.
The BlueBiz program is valid for KLM but also Air France, Northwest airlines or Kenya airways flights.
The program already counts more than 780 members in these countries.
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Huge increase of BlueBiz earning scheme
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, June 05 - 2008 at 14:57
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has significantly reviewed the earning scheme for BlueBiz, KLM corporate loyalty program, in the region.
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Posted by Eman HassanThursday, June 05 - 2008 at 14:57 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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