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Flybe drops Rewards4All for two new reward schemes. Flybe has dropped its Rewards4All programme and signed up to the Avios scheme, as well as launching a new scheme for credit card customers called Spend&Fly. The Avios partnership begins on 27th October, the same day the airline starts operating from London City airport.

Aug 31, 2007 · The U.K. low-cost carrier Flybe introduced a new frequent flyer program last month, Rewards4all. Previously, Flybe’s Passport to Freedom frequent flyer program required members to fly at an Economy Plus fare class in order to earn points in the program. Under the aptly named Rewards4all, members earn points on all eligible flights; one point for… Continue Reading

I am a regular Flybe passenger using their services from Exeter - Palma for the past six years. I have used their Rewards4All points just once for a return to Edinburgh. I think I saved around £10. I am a fan of the airline but their points system stinks, it really is not worth the time of day.

Oct 12, 2014 · Flybe made an announcement on Friday that it would end its Rewards4All program and Join Avios, which is part of IAG (International Airlines Group) that owns both British Airways and Iberia. You can continue earning Rewards4All points until January 9, 2015. The last day to redeem them is March 31, 2015, for flights until October 24 the same year. Avios collectors can start earning Avios …

Flybe have scrapped the scheme and intend to cancel any points earned by customers which are unspent by March. At the same time they are making it as hard as ever to use points on flights. I have just sent them a letter of complaint about this and propose to raise the issue with the Financial ...

Flybe may be a low-cost airline in all but name, however it boasts something that Easyjet and Ryanair don't: a frequent flyer scheme. And (a rareity among low-cost airlines) The best perk is if you fly a lot in economy, you eventually get access to the FlyBE lounges.. Flybe's latest incarnation of a frequent flyer programme is called Rewards4all.

Oct 10, 2014 · Flybe announced to the Stock Exchange this morning that it is abandoning its Rewards4All scheme with pretty much immediate effect, from Monday 27th October. The company will become a full Avios partner at that point, allowing you to earn and spend Avios points across all Flybe services.. The announcement is below. I will have a full analysis tomorrow but you can see the key …