Jet Airways' JetPrivilege, India's largest and most recognized frequent flyer programme, has once again won TOP Honors at the 20th Annual Freddie Awards on April 24. JetPrivilege won in 7 of the 9 categories including the most coveted 'Program of the Year Award – 2007', for the second consecutive time.
The prestigious consumer-generated 'Freddie Awards' recognize the best frequent flyer programmes across the globe. JetPrivilege won highest points in the Japan, Pacific, Asia and Australia region for the following categories:
- Program of the Year
- Best Customer Service
- Best Web Site
- Best Elite-Level Program
- Best Affinity Credit Card
- Best Bonus Promotion
- Best Award
JetPrivilege also got the second place in the other 2 categories: Best Member Communications and Best Award Redemption.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our JetPrivilege members for reposing their faith in us. It is this unvarying support and encouragement that have made us a Freddie winner "FOUR" times in a row!
We reaffirm our commitment to providing you the best in comforts, benefits and privileges, in keeping with your expectations from India's largest and best frequent flyer programme program be it in Indian or the International skies.
About Freddie Awards
The Freddie Awards recognize the world's most outstanding frequent flyer programmes, and are considered to be the 'Oscars' of frequent flyer programmes across the world.
Each year, the Freddie Awards provides frequent travelers a chance to voice their opinions about their favorite frequent travel programs.
Frequent guest and frequent flyer programs from around the world compete in nine Freddie Award categories, culminating in the highly coveted Program of the Year award. The Individual categories include: - Program of the Year, Best Customer Service, Best Web Site, Best Elite-Level Program, Best Affinity Credit Card, Best Bonus Promotion, Best Award, Best Member Communications and Best Award Redemption.
Freddie voting focuses on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined not by how many votes a program receives, but by the overall merits of each program as reflected in "Value Voting." Value Voting asks voters to assign a number between 1 and 10 for each program in addition to simply ranking programs according to the voter's preference. The program receiving the highest average Value Vote with at least 1 percent of the overall popular vote in a category wins that category. In some categories, results are so close that Value Votes have to be tallied to four decimal numbers.
