Club Vistara to integrate with Flying Returns from Nov 12
Air India, Vistara merger: Club Vistara to integrate with Flying Returns from Nov 12
Air India and Vistara are set to merge on November 12, 2024, integrating their frequent flyer programs, Club Vistara and Flying Returns.
Vistara-Air India merger: Here's how one can link Club Vistara account with Air India Flying Returns to avail benefits
As part of the merger norms, Vistara's Club Vistara frequent flyer program will be phased out and merged into Air India's Flying Returns program. Club Vistara will continue operating as usual until the integration process is completed.
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Air India and Vistara are finalizing their merger, scheduled for November 12, 2024. As part of this integration, Vistara's frequent flye..|News Track
Vistara-Air India merger: Link Club Vistara and Flying Returns accounts now
Your Club Vistara points and tier points will be transferred to your Flying Returns account at a 1:1 ratio. This means every Club Vistara point you have will convert into an equal number of Flying Returns points, allowing you to continue booking flights with Air India using these points.
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As per reports, the Club Vistara loyalty initiative will be consolidated with Air India's Flying Returns Programme. It is important to note that throughout the transition phase, customers' current Club Vistara memberships will remain valid and operational.
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