Frequent Flyer Number
Frequent-flyer programs, or FFPs, are loyalty schemes run by airlines or airline alliances. Every time customers fly, they accumulate points to be used on future travel as well as other benefits.
Travelers can get their FFN by signing up with the airline, and the process differs from one airline to the next. The process is often straightforward, and airlines will have different number formats too.
By booking flights and referencing the FFN, travelers can begin to accumulate frequent flyer miles. The more frequently the traveler flies, the quicker they will accumulate points which can be exchanged for upgrades and bonuses.
There is no particular global standard in place. This is defined, rather, by the corporate travel policy that is unique to each company. Some companies will ask travelers that frequent-flyer miles are used to contribute toward flights, while other companies will allow travelers to keep the points for themselves and reap the benefits.
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