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Introducing Pegasus BolBol
Turkish airline Pegasus has relaunched its frequent flyer programme, which will be renamed ‘Pegasus BolBol’.
Existing Pegasus Plus members will automatically become members of Pegasus BolBol and the airline said they would be able to earn ‘lots more points’.
Members earn 100 Turkish lira worth of BolPoints for every 100TL spent on flights, 250 BolPoints for check-in on internal flights in Turkey and 500 BolPoints for check-in on all international flights.
Points can be used to pay for flights, extra travel services such as seat selection, extra baggage, meals and Flex, and also flight taxes and service charges.
Passengers can also earn points on partner purchases – such as 500 BolPoints for car rental with Budget or Avis and up to 15,000 BolPoints for hotel bookings via Rocketmiles.
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