It’s an exciting time for Riyadh Air. The airline has just revealed when it plans to launch operations, and has also unveiled its new airport lounge. Now the airline has shared the details of its new loyalty program, though there are still more questions than answers. Still, there are some interesting hints in here…
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im unable to sign up.. end up at the "ready for a world of more?" page...
cant press "join sfeer"..
After pressing the "Join Sfeer", everybody placed into a virtual waiting room for as long as 35 minutes!
Either there is heavy activity or the site has severe problems scaling up.
The Sfeer website is buggy. While you are signing up watch out for the month selection for your date of birth. It thinks July is the 6th month 🙂 Just select one month later than the intended month.
Saudi Arabia….
one of the countries which will. ever see a cent of mine in their pockets. More democratic then North Korea but that is a low bar.
I managed to join, although membership number etc. are still not available.
I doubt Air Riyadh will join SkyTeam, since Saudia (the major airline of Saudi Arabia) is already a SkyTeam member.
So I joined but it changed the day of my birthday from 28 to 27 and the same issue for my wife. Also you don't have the option to change that mistake. Not a surprising start.
"It’s cool that it’ll be possible to share most program benefits, and even to share elite qualification rewards with others, which is something we’ve never seen before with a program"
Not quite correct. Virgin Australia's Velocity program has offered Family Pooling for over a decade, allowing Status Credits to be pooled in one household member's account, enabling a single member to progress through the status levels on offer with every flight each person in their household flys (as well as the Status Credits said members otherwise earn)