The carrier’s loyalty scheme known as Wings has been available since September 2001, with more than 20,000 people classed as members of the club today. The project is targeted at encouraging customers, who can take advantage of the scheme’s unique offers. For example, one get the so-called bonus money (10% of each ticket) and then use it to pay for a ticket, have a premium flight, or use the discounts offered by the airline’s partners, says the company’s press officer.

Besides, Ural Airlines offers premium tickets (available for bonus money) for scheduled international flights on sale between April 10 and September 30. This means that a passenger will need less bonus money to fly to Bangkok, Istanbul, Tel Aviv, Prague, Munich, Düsseldorf, or Dubai. The usual price of a Yekaterinburg-Bangkok-Yekaterinburg premium flight comes to 49,000 bonus rubles, but one can buy a ticket for only 41,965 bonus rubles within the sale period.

According to Ural Airlines’ Deputy Commercial Director Dmitriy Lvov, these special offers are meant for making this bonus money as advantageous for the company’s customers as possible.