Wednesday, October 14, 2020

Customer Retention Tips in Aviation



Linsey Kornblau has an undergraduate degree in aeronautical science as well as professional experience in the aviation industry. She was formerly an account manager at Wheels Up in Nashville, Tennessee, where she successfully managed over 500 members and their flight needs. Currently working as an on-demand sales executive with Vista Jet, a private jet hiring company, Linsey Kornblau employs strategies to convert potential customers to regular clients while retaining old ones.

Retaining customers in the competitive aviation industry takes lots of work. Airlines outdo themselves to entice customers over to their sides. However, a successful catch and retention aren't feasible without efficient customer retention strategies. Airline loyalty programs and frequent flyer programs can be enticing to many potential customers.

Aviation companies should provide members with robust service recovery options. These may include providing compensation for canceled flights, contacting customers to explain reasons for flight cancellation, and offering expedited plans to put them in the next available flight. In addition to members-only pricing policies, many potential customers are drawn to membership programs that offer quality-of-life upgrades and perks such as reclining seats, a variety of meal options, and complimentary cocktails.