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Gulf Air Wins Leading Airline Reward Program Title
Gulf Air won the “Middle East’s Leading Airline Reward Program at the recent World Travel Awards 2009. Bahrain’s national carrier said they have made it easier for members to use their Frequent Flier Program (FFP). They added new facilities to its online FFP site allowing members to log onto their personal account to redeem their miles or check their loyalty points – any time, any where.
Gulf Air director of Customer Services said “The unique advantages and benefits Gulf Air’s Frequent Flier Program offers its customers have received a great deal of high praise and industry recognition over the years.”
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