
Gulf Air to use IBS Software platform
The Hindu
Members expected to benefit from revamped app and new customer experience
Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, has selected IBS Software as a partner to enhance its Falconflyer loyalty programme (FFP) to meet the needs of travellers and augment experience of its members. IBS Software’s iFly Loyalty platform is expected to transform the Falconflyer programme for both consumers and partners. Members will benefit from a revamped mobile app and a new customer experience designed to deliver personalised offers and rewards.
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