Frequent Flyer Day

May 1, Thursday

Frequent Flyer Day
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Frequent Flyer Day is celebrated annually on May 1st and is dedicated to travelers who frequently take flights. This holiday highlights the importance of airline loyalty programs and rewards loyal customers for their dedication.

History of the holiday
The idea of tracking passenger activity emerged in the 1950s, when airlines began recording the flight frequency of their customers. In 1979, Texas International Airlines introduced the first loyalty program based on miles flown. In 1981, American Airlines launched the AAdvantage program, which became one of the most successful in the world. Later, United Airlines joined with its MileagePlus program, and Delta Airlines introduced SkyMiles.

How to celebrate
On this day, it is recommended to:

- Use accumulated miles for bonuses and privileges.
- Take an additional flight to increase the number of miles.
- Upgrade your service class using accumulated rewards.

This holiday is a great opportunity to remind yourself of the benefits of loyalty programs and enjoy the well-deserved bonuses.
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