Etihad Airways launches premium Twitter channel

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Etihad Airways has launched an exclusive Twitter account to engage with Gold and Platinum members of its frequent flyer program – Etihad Guest, on the popular social media platform.

The Etihad Premium Twitter channel provides a dedicated online touch-point for Etihad Guest Gold and Platinum members to gain access to a range of exclusive benefits such as privileged content, tailored news and offers, and prioritised round-the-clock service in English and Arabic, including a five minute response time and retrospective mileage claims.

Etihad Airways Head of Social Media Elizabeth Selby said: “We are excited to be the first airline in the world to launch a Twitter account dedicated for its top-tier frequent flyers.

“The new channel aims to enhance the experience of our most valued guests by offering them a personalised service and delivering a range of unique benefits.

“It also allows Etihad Airways to create highly-focused campaigns and build stronger relationships with its premium audience through meaningful conversations.”

To sign up, Etihad Guest Gold and Platinum members need to email [email protected] with a copy of their Etihad Guest Card, and also provide their date of birth, post code and Twitter user name.

Once verified, members will be able to follow @EtihadPremium on Twitter and stay up-to-date with the latest activities on the account.

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