VivaAerobus accelerates affiliations to its loyalty program

VivaAerobus reported this Thursday that it closes 2022 with just over a million members of its Doters loyalty program, which was launched on September 5 and in which they hope to reach three million in its first year.

Low-cost airline customers can accumulate points every time they travel and can exchange them for new flights, additional services, bus tickets from the IAMSA group (to which they belong), via ETN Turistar, Autovías La Línea or Costa Line and other products and services of the network of allies of the program.

You can also buy and accumulate points with the HSBC-VIVA credit card.

“In these four months, more than 6,000 plane and bus tickets redeemed with Doters points have already been issued. Likewise, the airline recalls that, by being a Doters user, passengers can have access to exclusive benefits such as additional baggage at no cost, seat selection at no cost, priority boarding and documentation, access to a reward ticket and much more,” it was reported.

After a user registers for the program (on the website or application), each purchase, both at VivaAerobus and at any other company in the Doters allied network, will add Doters points that will be used to purchase or complement the payment of tickets plane or to cover the airport use fee (TUA), among other alternatives that seek to improve the travel experience.

Now, in addition to offering low prices, our new loyalty and rewards program allows passengers’ dollars to go even further when they fly with VivaAerobus. With the formula of traveling-earning points and accessing more benefits and flights, we recognize our customers for their preference and we continue to make flying available to more and more people,” said the director of the airline, Juan Carlos Zuazua, at the time. .

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From January to November of this year, the passenger transportation volume of VivaAerobus in the national regular service grew 39.8% to 15 million 674,071 people. This figure is 60% higher than that observed in the same period of the pre-pandemic 2019.

Meanwhile, the passage in the international regular service expanded 10.8% year-on-year to one million 719,394 people. This number is equivalent to more than four times that registered during the first 11 months of 2019.