Flying Blue Named World’s Best Airline Loyalty Program for the Third Consecutive Year. Flying Blue, the dedicated loyalty program of the Air France-KLM group, has been selected as the world’s leading airline reward program for the third year in a row. The global distinction stems from an independent industry benchmark conducted by flight rewards platform Point.me, which evaluated data from more than 250 million award flight prices across international carriers.
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Backing over 35 million members across more than 20 years of operation, Flying Blue links travelers across the networks of Air France, KLM, and Transavia, reinforced by over 40 partner airlines and 100 commercial partners serving more than 1,000 destinations globally. The ranking highlighted key passenger-focused performance areas:
- ✈ Streamlined and transparent mileage accrual and redemption procedures.
- ✈ Competitive award seat availability and pricing dynamics.
- ✈ Flexible booking conditions that minimize travel constraints.
- ✈ Extensive network reach through allied carriers and global brand partners.
- ✈ Continuous digital features tailored to evolving consumer habits.
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Benjamin Lipsey, Senior Vice President of Loyalty, Digital and Data at Air France-KLM and President of Flying Blue, underscored that loyalty programs serve as strategic drivers for the airline business by maintaining passenger engagement before, during, and after flights. Key product features include family points pooling, monthly Promo Rewards, miles redemption toward sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), and an elite tier qualification structure anchored in Experience Points (XP).
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