Following Tata Group’s merger with Air India, Vistara will officially cease operations on November 12, 2024. Till November 11, Vistara flights will continue to operate under the ‘Vistara’ brand and passengers will be redirected to the Air India website for booking.
Singapore Airlines acquires 25.1% stake in Air India merger
According to reports last month, Singapore Airlines (SIA) has confirmed that it has received the Indian government’s approval for foreign direct investment (FDI) as part of its merger, leading to the acquisition of a 25.1% stake in the merged entity. , which was previously a state-run carrier.
For those who are concerned about what will happen to Club Vistara, the company Frequent Flyer ProgramIt will then be integrated into Air India’s Flying Returns programme. Club Vistara will remain operational until the integration is complete.
How to link these accounts?
- Go to your Club Vistara account on the official website.
- Go to the “My Account” section and then select “Link Accounts.”
- Enter your 9-digit Flying Returns Membership ID and submit.
- Once the personal details match in both the accounts, they will be linked.
- If these do not match, or assuming you do not have a Flying Returns account, a new account will be created. Club Vistara Points, Tier Points and Vouchers will be transferred.
Specifically, multiple Flying Returns accounts can be merged into one for streamlined rewards management.
Travelers should note that Club Vistara points will convert into Flying Return points at a 1:1 ratio, allowing you to use them for Air India flights.
Additionally, the Club Vistara tier (Base, Silver, Gold, Platinum) will align with the Flying Returns tier (Red, Silver, Gold, Platinum). Members can also be upgraded based on their cumulative points.
Any booking made with Club Vistara Points, as well as upgrade vouchers and complimentary tickets, will be transferred to your Flying Returns account.
