The Cape Flying Frequent Flyer Programme - All You Need to Know


Frequent flyer programmes are an integral part of modern travel, allowing passengers to accrue points towards free or discounted air travel with many airlines. But how does Cape Air’s frequent flyer programme differ from that of other airlines? And what are the benefits and limitations associated with Cape Air’s frequent flyer programme? We answer all your Frequent Flyer Programme questions in this comprehensive article about Cape Air's Frequent Flyer Programme, including how to become eligible for the programme, how it works, and the frequently asked questions that all Frequent Flyer Programme members need answers to!

 

How the programme works

Anyone who books a flight on Cape Air or any of our codeshare partners can join in as a member of The Flyer Club. Members earn points with every flight they book and with every dollar they spend. Points earned are redeemed for free flights, upgrades, additional luggage and other special offers. In order to qualify, customers simply need to purchase their tickets with their frequent flyer account number and enter their membership number at Check-in Cape Air.

 

How to earn points

To earn points, simply Fly Cape Air. Members of these programmes can earn points by Cape Flying with Cape Air or other airlines through their carrier agreements. For example, if you are a member of both Cape Air’s and a partner airline’s frequent flyer programmes, you will earn credits towards a reward flight based on miles flown with both carriers. By joining Cape Air’s Frequent Flyer programme, members have access to additional benefits and opportunities for travel which is not available for non-members. Points will expire after 18 months of inactivity.

 

How many points can I use?

Cape Air has a tiered system of earning points on every flight. Travellers can earn 5,000, 7,500 or 10,000 points on flights within Cape Cod and Nantucket; 15,000 or 20,000 points for travel between Cape and Boston; 30,000 or 40,000 points for travels between Cape and New York City; and 40,000 or 50,000 points on international flights. Points are earned based on fare class purchased. And don't forget that you'll also earn an extra 10% off all gift cards purchased through our portal (minimum purchase of $50). Discounts are applied at checkout.​​​​​

 

Does it cost anything?

Yes, it costs $25.00 a year to join Cape Air’s frequent flyer programme, but you earn rewards starting on your first flight and some flight rewards are credited as quickly as within 48 hours. If you Fly Cape Air more than once a month, you could have earned enough miles for a free trip in less than three months! If you plan on Cape Flying frequently, there is no better way to pay for your flights than by using your reward miles! Use them to book future flights or if you’re lucky enough you can use them toward other travel benefits such as hotels or rental cars. Your reward points never expire!

 

Where are you based?

Cape Air, Cape Air’s parent company, Cape Air Group is based in Massachusetts. We know that as a customer you will come across several other airline companies offering service out of Boston. In case you are confused, here is a list of airlines that call Boston International Airport (BOS) home: JetBlue Airways and United Airlines. If you travel frequently on business or pleasure, then it may be in your best interest to do your research on each airlines frequent flyer program and compare their benefits with those provided by Cape Air’s Frequent Flyer Program. Our goal is to make booking Cape air flights with us as easy as possible; we want you to think of us as your go-to carrier for all your flight needs!

 

How do I contact you?

To contact Cape Air with any questions about our frequent flyer programme, please call us Cape Air Phone Number on 1-888-CAPEAIR (+1-888-801-0869). We will help you with your enquiry. Please note that while we endeavour to respond within two working days, depending on your enquiry, we may take longer. Thank you for your patience and understanding.