JetPrivilege enters into a frequent flyer programme partnership with Air Serbia
JetPrivilege, the award-winning frequent flyer programme of Jet Airways has entered into a frequent flyer programme partnership with Air Serbia, the flag carrier of the Republic of Serbia, effective June 22, 2015.
Air Serbia, an Etihad Airways Partner airline becomes the 27th frequent flyer programme partner for JetPrivilege. The partnership between the two carriers will result in seamless travel for JetPrivilege members on flights operated and marketed by Air Serbia, including popular and new destinations in Europe such as Athens, Amsterdam, Budapest, Bucharest, Copenhagen, Dusseldorf, Larnaca, Malta, Munich, Madrid, Vienna, Paris, Rome, Sofia, and Zagreb.
JetPrivilege members will now enjoy JPMiles earnings, greater redemption options and a host of benefits and privileges such as excess baggage allowance, dedicated airport check-in counters, access to eligible lounges and priority boarding available to elite JetPrivilege members.
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