Airlink has partnered with Legacy Lifestyle, a loyalty programme.
This means Airlink’s passengers can now earn CashBack rewards when they fly on all the carrier’s flights, irrespective of the type of ticket or the class booked.
Airlink CEO Rodger Foster said: “We are excited about our new partnership with Legacy Lifestyle because we can now offer our customers access to a network of leisure and hospitality brands across the country. In these challenging times, putting cash back into our loyal customers’ pockets will make a big difference to them.”
“Our partnership with Airlink is designed to reward passengers from the first rand that they spend, as opposed to most airline loyalty programmes which look after a select handful of passengers,” said Michael Levinsohn, MD of Legacy Lifestyle.
“In addition to the CashBack with Airlink, our members get significant value from our other partners, including 15% off at all Legacy Hotels and up to 8% in additional CashBack rewards when they stay with us. Research shows that customers see CashBack as the most valuable benefit of all, so we believe that we have a compelling proposition.”
Legacy Lifestyle members are able to Earn and Spend rewards at The Cross Trainer, Bogart Man,
Dis-Chem Pharmacies, Baby City, Pringle, L’Occitane, and at all Legacy Hotels & Resorts luxury properties and spas.
To earn the benefits while purchasing an air ticket, Legacy Lifestyle members can log in to their accounts, purchase air tickets and earn 3% in CashBack, which is credited to their Legacy Lifestyle account. These rewards can either be saved up for a later date, or spent on everyday items, or gifted to a friend.
Joining the programme is quick, free and easy, says Legacy Lifestyle. The Legacy Lifestyle app is available in both the Apple and Android app stores.
Because of an existing partnership with Nedbank’s Greenbacks loyalty programme, Greenbacks customers who have linked their accounts will also be able to Earn and Spend CashBack rewards on Airlink flights, through the loyalty programme.
