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Oman Air's Sindbad offers online duty free

Oman Air's Sindbad offers online duty free
Download: Printable PDF Date: 23 Sep 2015 06:15 (UTC) category:
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Oman Air's Sindbad offers online duty free - Airlines publisher
Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: Oman
Source: Arabianaerospace

Oman Air's Sindbad loyalty programme has launched an online duty free store in partnership with Muscat duty free.

The new online store with give Sindbad members the chance to spend their miles online, buying duty free products, as opposed to spending them on flights or upgrades.
 
“Oman Air believes that its members should have a good selection of Reward options to choose from and spend their hard-earned miles on. The Muscat Duty Free store is our latest endeavor towards increasing the ease, convenience and choice of redemptions that we offer our most valued customers,” said Nabil Al Busaidi, acting general manager marketing, Oman Air.
 
Duty-free products start at 1,500 Sindbad miles, making the online store accessable to all Sindbad members. 

 





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