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Global Travel Partnerships Partner prompt guide Global Travel Partnerships Please remember to use the correct Partnership AWD One of the key strengths underpinning Avis Europe’s leadership position is the quality and tenure of our partnerships, which are regarded as essential to the future strategic success of the Group. We work with more partners than any other car rental company and have a healthy ongoing relationship with each one, thanks to the commitment made by you. Our partnerships are a tremendous source of revenue for the Group. Having the correct information is an essential part of the relationship we continue to build and maintain with our partners and our customers gained through this part of the business. This guide has been put together to act as a portfolio of our partners, providing valid key information needed to make a rental booking for any member of a partner loyalty programme. Airline Frequent Traveller Partnerships PARTNER FTN POINTS/MILES PROGRAMME NAME MEMBERSHIP LEVEL BOARDING AWD CODE PASS REQUIRED ADRIA AIRWAYS PRIVILEGE CLUB BASIC NO X024801 SILVER NO N442901 GOLD NO N443001 AER LINGUS EI 50 POINTS TAB GOLD CIRCLE NO U270401 AEROMEXICO AM 625 MILES CLUB PREMIER SALON PREMIER NO M177100 AIR CANADA CA 500 MILES AEROPLAN BASIC YES C682300 ELITE YES C144700 SUPER ELITE YES C144800 PRESTIGE YES C144600 AIR DOLOMITI LH 500 MILES MILES AND MORE BASIC NO X789501 AIR FRANCE AF 400 POINTS, 200 CORP FREQUENCE PLUS BASIC YES U365100 CLUB 2000 YES O558700 RED/BLUE YES W531400 AIR NEW ZEALAND NZ 200 POINTS AIR POINTS AIR POINTS NO no discount KORU CLUB NO R037000 AIR PORTUGAL (TAP) TP 500 MILES TAP NAVIGATOR BASIC NO U032900 GOLD NO U044000 CIRCLE NO U044900 ALASKA AIRLINES AS 50 MILES PER DAY MILEAGE PLAN BASIC NO K197800 MVP NO K197803 MVP GOLD NO K197802 ALITALIA AZ 300 MILES CLUB MILLEMIGLIA BASIC AND CLUB ULISSE YES N852701 CLUB FRECCIA ALATA YES N852802 AMEX CONSUMER CARD GREEN YES X034401 AMEX CONSUMER CARD GOLD YES X034402 AMEX BUSINESS CARD GREEN YES X683704 AMEX BUSINESS CARD GOLD YES X683703 ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS (ANA) NH 50 MILES PER DAY, MAX 300 MILES ANA MILEAGE CLUB BASIC NO J093000 CREDIT CARD NO J093100 ALOHA AIRLINES AQ 50 MILES PER DAY ALOHAPASS BASIC YES K169800 AMERICA WEST AIRLINES HP 50 MILES PER DAY FLIGHTFUND BASIC YES K020500 CHAIRMANS YES K020501 AMERICAN AIRLINES AD 50 MILES PER DAY AADVANTAGE BASIC NO K817100 GOLD NO K817110 PLATINUM NO K817120 PLATINUM EXECUTIVE NO K817130 AUSTRIAN AIRLINES LH 500 MILES MILES AND MORE BASIC NO E815100 BMI BRITISH MIDLAND DC 1,500 MILES CONT/LOCAL UK & USA † DIAMOND CLUB BLUE/SILVER NO X701201 900 MILES CONT/LOCAL EUROPE † GOLD NO Z155801 600 MILES CORP UK, USA & EUROPE† BRITISH AIRWAYS BA 500 MILES, 250 CORP EXECUTIVE CLUB ALL LEVELS NO see opposite CATHAY PACIFIC CX 500 MILES, 250 CORP MARCO POLO GREEN NO K305400 SILVER NO K305500 GOLD NO K305600 DIAMOND NO K305700 INVITATION NO K305800 BASIC NO K306000 CONTINENTAL AIRLINES CO 50 MILES PER DAY ONEPASS BASIC YES K024400 SILVER ELITE YES K024407 GOLD ELITE YES K024407 PLATINUM ELITE YES K024408 CSA OK 150 POINTS OK PLUS BLUE NO X033701 SILVER NO X036801 GOLD NO X042801 DELTA DL 50 MILES PER DAY SKYMILES BASIC NO K817600 SILVER MEDALLION NO K817601 GOLD MEDALLION NO K817603 PLATINUM MEDALLION NO K817602 EL AL LY 10 POINTS FREQUENT FLYER BASIC YES K709400 MATMID YES Z894600 EVA AIR BR 500 MILES EVERGREEN CLUB BASIC NO Y328000 FINNAIR AY 500 POINTS FINNAIR PLUS BASIC NO N086000 SILVER NO W587900 GOLD NO W588100 HAWAIIAN AIRLINES HA 50 MILES PER DAY HAWAIIAN MILES BASIC YES K823300 IBERIA IB SPAIN STANDARD/CORP PER DAY: IBERIA PLUS BLUE/SILVER/GOLD/PREMIUM NO X311400 GpA 18/9, GpB 20/10, GpC 28/14, GpD 32/16, other 34/17. OUTSIDE SPAIN ALL GROUPS 20/10 JAL JL 100 MILES PER DAY, MILEAGE BANK BASIC (JAM) NO J000500 MAX 1000 MILES GLOBAL (JGC) NO J000600 KLM KL 500 MILES, 150 CORP FLYING DUTCHMAN BLUE PLUS NO Z266201 SILVER ELITE NO Z266100 GOLD ELITE NO E190300 / Z190301 PLATINUM ELITE NO K885101 LANCHILE LA 800 KILOMETERS LANPASS BASIC NO K317300 LATINPASS LP 500 MILES LATINPASS BASIC NO L162300 LOT POLISH AIRLINES LH 500 MILES MILES AND MORE FREQUENT TRAVELLER YES N014600 SENATOR YES N014600 LUFTHANSA LH 500 MILES MILES AND MORE BASIC NO Z638701 BASIC VISA NO O855901 BASIC VISA GOLD NO O855801 FREQUENT TRAVELLER NO O855801 FREQUENT TRAVELLER VISA NO O855801 SENATOR NO O855701 SENATOR VISA NO O855801 MALAYSIAN AIRLINES MH 1000 POINTS ENRICH BLUE YES P638400 GOLD YES P638500 MIDWEST YX 50 MILES PER DAY FREQUENT FLYER BASIC / PLUS NO K850100 † BMI miles/points valid from May 2003 PARTNER FTN POINTS/MILES PROGRAMME NAME MEMBERSHIP LEVEL BOARDING AWD CODE PASS REQUIRED NORTHWEST AIRLINES NW 50 MILES WORLD PERKS BASIC NO K817400 GOLD NO K817402 PLATINUM NO K817401 OLYMPIC AIRWAYS OA 450 MILES DOM, 300 MILES INT, ICARUS BASIC / SILVER / GOLD NO W064401 150 MILES CORP QANTAS QF 700 POINTS FREQUENT FLYER FREQUENT FLYER NO P469100 SAS SK 500 POINTS EUROBONUS BLUE NO N070000 SILVER NO K126200 GOLD NO E114500 SAS PANDION NO N072800 SAUDI ARABIAN AIRLINES SV 500 MILES, 250 CORP ALFURSAN BLUE YES X025800 SILVER YES N085400 GOLD YES N086300 SINGAPORE AIRLINES KF 500 MILES, 250 CORP KRISFLYER BASIC NO X126900 PPS CLUB NO X130700 SOLITAIRE PP CLUB NO X135900 ELITE SILVER / GOLD NO W329700 SN BRUSELS AIRLINES SN 500 MILES PRIVILEGE CLUB BASIC NO X258000 GOLD NO X258300 PLATINUM NO X258800 SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS / SA 250 MILES DOM, 500 MILES INT VOYAGER PROGRAM BASIC NO W857200 SA AIRLINK / SA EXPRESS SILVER NO W863900 GOLD NO W864300 PLATINUM NO W864900 SPANAIR SP 50 POINTS, 25 POINT CORP SPANAIR PLUS CLASSIC / GOLD NO E189300 SWISS LX 500 MILES SWISS TRAVELCLUB BASIC NO X753100 SILVER NO X753500 GOLD NO X753700 CIRCLE NO X753900 TAM JJ 0.5 POINTS FIDELIDADE TAM BASIC YES L888700 TAP (AIR PORTUGAL) see AIR PORTUGAL THAI AIRWAYS INTERNATIONAL TG 500 POINTS ROYAL ORCHID PLUS BASIC NO Y795000 TURKISH AIRLINES TK 500 MILES MILES AND MILES CLASSIC NO E191400 ELITE NO E203800 UNITED AIRLINES UA 50 MILES PER DAY MILEAGE PLUS MILEAGE PLUS NO K019300 PREMIER / PREMIER EXECUTIVE NO K019310 US AIRWAYS US 2 MILES PER USD, 1 CORP PER USD DIVIDEND MILES BASIC NO K024300 PREFERRED NO K024302 VARIG RG 500 MILES SMILES BASIC NO L031500 VIRGIN ATLANTIC VF 1000 MILES, 500 CORP VIRGIN FLYING CLUB RED NO Z333300 SILVER NO N645801 GOLD NO W645600 *British Airways *British Airways Frequent Traveller - Executive Club AWDs Fly & Drive AWDs Key to points/miles accumulation COUNTRY SOLD FROM BLUE SILVER / GOLD FLY & DRIVE CONT = Contracted EUROPE N744100 N744300 N743700 CORP = Corporate AFRICA N750400 N750600 (S) N750700 (G) N750300 DOM = Domestic MIDDLE EAST N749700 N749800 N749600 EUR = Europe ASIA N749200 N749300 N749000 INT = International USA B335100 B335300 B334900 PLEASE NOTE: If customer CANADA C183800 C183900 C183600 does not have a VIPCO AWD, LATIN AMERICA L421900 L422000 L421800 make sure the correct AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND P536100 P536200 P536000 partner AWD is entered STAFF / DUTY TRAVEL N744900 for their discount. Hotel / Rail / Other Partnerships PARTNER FTN POINTS/MILES PROGRAMME NAME MEMBERSHIP LEVEL BOARDING AWD CODE PASS REQUIRED AIRMILES ML 10 MILES PER DAY AIRMILES BASIC NO K759100 AMERIHOST INN ** CD 50 POINTS PER DAY TRIPREWARDS BASIC NO K969100 BCP NO W072100 BEST WESTERN BW 100 POINTS GOLD CROWN CLUB BASIC NO X045000 (USA MEMBERS) NO K850800 DAYS INN ** CD 50 POINTS PER DAY TRIPREWARDS BASIC NO K969100 DEUTSCHE BAHN (DE RAIL) BAHNCARD CLASSIC / FIRST / JUNIOR / SENIOR YES W123701 EUROSTAR ES 50 POINTS, 25 CORP FREQUENT TRAVELLER STANDARD / CARTE BLANCE NO X131700 GOLDEN TULIP / SUMMIT GT 10 POINTS AMBASSADOR CLUB BASIC NO no discount GOLDEN TULIP HOTELS PROOF OF STAY K545100 HILTON HH 250 POINTS HILTON HHONORS BASIC NO K851000 HOWARD JOHNSON ** CD 50 POINTS PER DAY TRIPREWARDS BASIC NO K969100 HYATT HY 300 POINTS HYATT GOLD PASSPORT BASIC NO K817700 DIAMOND NO K817702 PLATINUM NO K817703 KNIGHTS INN ** CD 50 POINTS PER DAY TRIPREWARDS BASIC NO K969100 QUINTESSENTIALLY MEMBERS CLUB Q NO K962701 VERTU NO K962702 RAMADA ** CD 50 POINTS PER DAY TRIPREWARDS BASIC NO K969100 SNCF GV 45 POINTS, 25 CORP GRAND VOYAGEUR BASIC NO E461101 STARWOOD SW 50 POINTS PER DAY PREFERRED GUEST BASIC NO K817200 THALYS TH THALYS CORPORATE YES Z588701 CONFORT I / II YES Z588601 CYBELYS YES N020500 CYBELYS GOLD YES N020000 TRAVELODGE ** CD 50 POINTS PER DAY TRIPREWARDS BASIC NO K969100 WINGATE INN ** CD 50 POINTS PER DAY TRIPREWARDS BASIC NO K969100 ** Valid Autumn 2003 Fly/Rail & Drive and Credit Card Partnerships Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia PARTNER PROGRAMME NAME MEMBERSHIP LEVEL BOARDING PASS REQUIRED AWD ADRIA AIRWAYS FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL X023801 AIR BALTIC FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL N221601 AIR DOLOMITI FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL X798501 AIR EUROPE FLY DRIVE ALL MILLEMIGLIA MEMBERS YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL POINTS ONLY AIR PORTUGAL (TAP) FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL U849900 AIR WALES FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL W029300 AIR SEYCHELLES FLY DRIVE GENERAL PASSENGERS YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL X499200 SEYCHELLES PLUS YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL X205700 ATLANTIC AIRWAYS FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL X555400 BMI BRITISH MIDLAND FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL N790601 BRAATHENS SAFE FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL W781600 BRITISH AIRWAYS FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL see previous page CSA(CZECH AIRLINES) FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN 24HRS OF FLIGHT ARRIVAL X616800 ESTONIAN AIR FLY DRIVE YES: WITHIN
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