What does CEA Frequent Flyer Card mean?

The so-called "frequent flyer card" is a kind of membership treatment introduced by most airlines to frequent air passengers. Your mileage on the airline of the company or other airlines in the same group or with an agreement airline can be recorded on the card. When you accumulate mileage to a certain extent, you can enjoy upgrades, free ticket redemption, free checked baggage, etc.

In addition, there are discounts when spending in contracted units (such as hotels, restaurants, car rentals). Different airlines have different names, China Eastern Airlines' frequent flyer card is called "China Eastern Airlines Miles", Air China's is called "Air China Friend Card", China Southern Airlines' is called "China Southern Airlines Sky Pearl Card", and Hainan Airlines' is called "Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Club".

China Eastern Airlines

1. Basic introduction:

China Eastern Airlines is a state-controlled airline headquartered in Shanghai, China, which was formed by merging China Northwest Airlines and reorganizing with China Yunnan Airlines on the basis of the former China Eastern Airlines Group Corporation. On February 4, 5 and November 5, 1997, China Eastern Airlines was successfully listed on the New York Stock Exchange, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Shanghai Stock Exchange. It is one of the three major state-owned backbone aviation enterprises in China (the other two are Air China and China Southern Airlines).

2. Engage in service:

China Eastern Airlines is mainly engaged in the transportation of passengers, cargo, mail, baggage, general aviation and other businesses and extended services of domestic and international aviation. It has jurisdiction over Shandong, Anhui, Jiangxi, Shanxi, Gansu, Northwest, Yunnan, Sichuan, Zhejiang and Beijing branches. Holding China Cargo Airlines **** and China Eastern Airlines Jiangsu****, Shanghai Airlines Co., Ltd. **** and China United Airlines****.

Invested in China Eastern Airlines Wuhan Co., Ltd. and wholly owned the shares of Eastern General Aviation.

In terms of its main air transport business, China Eastern Airlines has implemented the strategy of "central network operation" and established an air transport network centered on Shanghai, relying on the Yangtze River Delta region, connecting the global market, and attaching equal importance to passengers and cargo. In addition to domestic routes, it also operates international routes from Shanghai and other places to major international cities. It has a route network that connects the east and west of China, connecting Asia, Europe, Australia and the Americas.

We will build a "unified operation and management model" and establish a pillar business system such as flight safety technology, air and ground services, aircraft maintenance, marketing, and operation control that is close to the world level. The main aircraft types of China Eastern Airlines' fleet include Airbus A320, Airbus A330, Airbus A340, Boeing 737, and ERJ-145. As of 2014, it has more than 350 aircraft of various types, reaching 187 countries and 1,000 destinations in the world.

The CEA Frequent Flyer Card is a membership card for services issued by CEA Airlines to passengers who frequently take its flights.

Frequent Flyer Program:

It refers to the first means of mileage accumulation and reward launched by airlines to passengers who frequently take their flights, which is a market means to attract business passengers and improve the competitiveness of airlines.

Development history: In China, frequent flyer programs have just started, and in recent years, Air China, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines and other airlines have announced their frequent flyer programs in China, and the related frequent flyer systems have also been put into operation. In 1994, Air China was the first in China to launch a frequent flyer program and the corresponding bosom friend card.

China Eastern Airlines officially launched its frequent flyer program in July 1998. Subsequently, Xiamen Airlines, China Southern Airlines, and Beihang Airlines also launched their own frequent flyer programs.

Airlines have set up clubs for the implementation of frequent flyer programs, such as "Air China Club" and "China Eastern Airlines Jinyan Club". Passengers who meet the requirements of each airline's frequent flyer program can apply for the corresponding airline club and receive a membership card. Members earn miles for flying with the airline and can also earn miles for spending at the airline's partners, such as hotels.

When the mileage reaches a certain threshold, the member can redeem the earned mileage for a free ticket, free upgrade or other designated awards.

It is a membership card of Eastern Miles, which can accumulate points every time you fly, and points can be exchanged for free air tickets.

Membership card, which is used to exchange tickets.

is a frequent flyer program.

A frequent flyer is a frequent flyer who can join an airline's frequent flyer program and become a member. (Each member will have an airline mileage card, also known as a loyalty card.) The card number is a frequent flyer number).

Many airlines have frequent flyer programs. These programs can allow passengers to receive free travel or upgrades or other incentives based on the number of miles they use for that airline.