Fate of Junior Jet Club
BOAC used to have a Junior Jet Club.
What happened to it? I mean, BA still has and long has had a frequent flyer program for adults - the Executive Club. Many frequent flyer programs have branches for children. Does the Junior Jet Club still operate? If not, what happened? |
BA now has 'Skyflyers' for kids. It's not as comprehensive as Junior Jet Club but it is specifically for kids. look on BA.com for 'family travel'
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I'm often asked to get BA kids log books signed by Pilots - whatever it is, it is still alive and kicking.
Terrifyingly, some of them seem to do more miles than me :eek: |
Originally Posted by TightSlot
I'm often asked to get BA kids log books signed by Pilots - whatever it is, it is still alive and kicking.
Terrifyingly, some of them seem to do more miles than me :eek: |
Originally Posted by chornedsnorkack
Those miles look perfectly useless, by the BA website... Executive Club seems to be one of those Frequent Flyer programs which only allows members over 18.
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I got talking to a guy in the airport the other week who was a BA Gold cardholder. So was his wife and two of his three children (8 and 5). He had a third kid. She was 3 and only silver, but working on it....
Their household account was I would imagine very seriously in credit... :rolleyes: |
skyflyers logbook
You can still get the skyflyers logbook - but now you have to pay GBP1.00 per book and buy it on board from the duty free trolley!:*
strange way to try and gain brand loyalty from children............ |
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