Reciprocal premium services for ITA Airways and Lufthansa Group passengers will be available from 1 July.
The new Premium Services will offer many benefits
Thanks to the activation, from 1 July, of these services passengers will be offered a reduction in transfer times, direct access to codeshare flights with Lufthansa Group companies and entry to more than 130 lounges worldwide. The new Premium Services will facilitate passenger travel with benefits such as priority check-in, dedicated transit counters, priority boarding, Fast Track, additional baggage and a free choice of seats on board, available regardless of the airline chosen within the group.
Also for frequent traveller passengers in the loyalty programmes
In addition, Club Plus customers of the Volare programme, departing on flights operated by Lufthansa Group airlines, will be able to benefit from priority booking in the waiting list, additional checked-in baggage, priority check-in and priority in the airport waiting list. And these benefits will also be available to passengers with frequent traveller status in the Miles & More loyalty programme.
“Our goal is to continue to raise service standards”
“The launch of the new services, which are aligned to those offered by Lufthansa Group airlines, represents a concrete step towards an even smoother and more comfortable travel experience for our customers,- said Joerg Eberhart, CEO and managing director of ITA Airways. -These new features are the result of joint work with the Group and further strengthen the path developed since the early stages of our collaboration. Our goal is to continue to raise service standards, making the most of the synergies with our partner, in order to offer passengers even higher levels of connectivity, comfort and quality.”
Sharing of terminals at the airlines' main hubs
All this is in addition to the steps already undertaken to promote the company's harmonization within the Group, including the accumulation of reciprocal points between the Volare and Miles & More loyalty programmes, the sharing of terminals at the airlines' main hubs, and the launch of codeshare flights with the Group's airlines, which have recently added intercontinental flights to Africa, Asia and South America.
