What is frequent flyer number?

Answer 1

A frequent flyer number is a number allocated to a person to track their airline activity with a view to rewarding them with free flights and upgrades etc in exchange for giving an airline your business on a regular basis.

Answer 2

Airlines have a program to reward passengers that fly a lot. The passenger is assigned a membership number that is used when booking a flight. This allows the airline to track mileage flown by that person. In return for giving their business to a certain airline, the passenger can earn free flights, upgrades, etc. The membership number may be known as a frequent flyer number, SkyMiles number, etc.

Answer 3

It depends on the airline - my Continental OnePass number is PExxxxxx - so 8 alpha numeric characters

My DELTA is 10 numbers only

My America Airlines AA Advantage is 7 numbers and letters

My United is 11 numbers

Answer 4

If you're asking whether or not you can simply give your account to someone else, and have it become their account, the answer is absolutely NO NO NO. But some airlines will let you transfer some miles to a different person, for a fee. Or, if you have enough for a free ticket you can put that ticket in someone else's name. Policies vary by airline, so you need to call your airline.

Answer 5

A unique identification number that an airline assigns to members of its frequent flyer program.

Answer 6

This is the Frequent Flyer number for the airline you fly most often with.

Answer 7

Flying a plane

Answer 8

12