Paraport said:Does anyone know what benefits accrue to a CIP (Commercially Important Passenger) ?
Paraport said:Thank you 'oz mark'. I am learning to use the forum and will try not to waste people's time!
You could have said this has been discussed before and why didn't you search before posting. Oops, wrong forum!oz_mark said:Unfortunately the search function is not the best so I find it more useful to point people at the other threads than say 'search'
does anyone know what a Commercially Important Passenger is, please? its for my coursework.
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does anyone know what a Commercially Important Passenger is, please? its for my coursework.
Commercially Important Passenger - a passenger who stars in an airline advertisement
The more usual interpretation of CIP is they have the infuence to have a large amounts of money spent at the airline. The person himself/herself does not need to spend a lot on money for tickets in there name.A CIP is exactly as you’d expect it to be, someone that is commercially important to an airline, in that they probably spend a lot of money with them.
The more usual interpretation of CIP is they have the infuence to have a large amounts of money spent at the airline. The person himself/herself does not need to spend a lot on money for tickets in there name.
The more usual interpretation of CIP is they have the infuence to have a large amounts of money spent at the airline. The person himself/herself does not need to spend a lot on money for tickets in there name.
That seems to be more along the lines of a Chairman's Lounge member, right?
On the other hand, the CIP acronym appears to be used quite a bit in Asia for prominent business people, who by virtue of their CIP status get special privileges, such as fast track immigration / security, special lounges or even access to the airside of terminals to meet deplaning passengers.