ITA Airways has launched a bonus miles promotion for travel on select long-haul routes between December 1 and February 28, 2024.
Volare members can earn double points on flights from/to Italy and Dubai, Bangkok, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, and Tokyo if they book between November 18 – 24.
You can access ITA Airways here.
Eligible Routes:
- DUBAI
- BANGKOK
- SAO PAULO
- RIO DE JANEIRO
- BUENOS AIRES
- TOKYO
Volare Earnings Schedule Before Bonus:
- Club Smart: 10 points for every euro spent;
- Club Plus: 11 points for every euro spent;
- Club Premium: 12 points for every euro spent;
- Executive Club: 13 points for every euro spent;
The Volare program is entirely dynamic for earnings purposes.
DOUBLE POINTS PROMOTION: DUBAI, BANGKOK, SAO PAULO, RIO DE JANEIRO, BUENOS AIRES AND TOKYO
Every member of the Volare program who purchases one or more return flights sold and operated by ITA Airways between 11/18/2024 and 11/24/2024 and flies between 12/01/2024 and 02/28/2025 (last return date possible) from Italy to Dubai, Bangkok, Sao Paulo, Rio De Janeiro, Buenos Aires or Tokyo (or vice versa) will earn double Volare points.
Double points are considered non-qualifying.
Non-qualifying double points will only be awarded for the outbound and return routes from Rome Fiumicino to Dubai, Bangkok, Sao Paulo, Rio De Janeiro, Buenos Aires or Tokyo. With reservations that also include routes not covered by the promotion, points will only be awarded for the routes on promotion. For example, on the Milan-Rome-Rome-Dubai route (with a stopover in Rome), points will only be awarded for the Rome-Dubai route.
This promotion cannot be used in conjunction the Member Get Member promotion.
Passengers with group bookings are included in the promotion.
To avail yourself of the promotion you must be a Volare member.
Points will be credited within 60 days following the date of the flight.
Conclusion
This Volare program is on its way out, as ITA Airways will become part of the Lufthansa Group, and the loyalty program will be folded into Miles & More.
The Lufthansa and Italian governments finally reached a deal last week, waiting to be approved by the EU.
Once they get this approval, Lufthansa will control ITA, which will exit SkyTeam to join the Star Alliance.
