An airline frequent flyer program may be just a status for a traveler; it serves as a lifeline for the airline itself. Loyalty programs are designed to be much more than a way of earning and redeeming points; these nurture customer relationships, trust, and loyalty. The commercial airline industry relies heavily on loyalty programs that serve as a way to engage travelers even before and after their flights with the airline.
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