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SIA launches Corporate Travel Programme

The program is aimed at large corporations.

 

Singapore Airlines (SIA) recently announced an expansion of its Highflyer business programme. 

 

The new guidelines are targeted towards larger entities, whilst the current Highflyer will focus on small and medium enterprises. 

 

Some of the included perks are more eligible booking classes for Highflyer points and rewards for milestones in customer spend. Collaborations with non-air partners, such as hotels and car rental services, are also being planned for the program. 

 

These perks will be unique to the Corporate Travel Programme, while the features in the previous Highflyer will remain available for the lower tiers. 

 

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