Adani One reaches 5 million members in 10 months
Guwahati, July 13
Adani Airport Holdings Limited's consumer app, Adani One, has reached five million members within 10 months of launching Adani Rewards, among India's first integrated airport loyalty programmes. Available across all eight AAHL-managed airports in seven states, the app enables passengers to earn and redeem rewards on shopping, dining and other airport services.
The rapid adoption reflects growing demand for digital services that simplify the airport journey while rewarding passengers for everyday purchases.
Building on this momentum, AAHL will introduce a tier-based membership model later this year, offering frequent flyers additional benefits and more personalised privileges.
"Five million members in less than a year marks an important milestone for Adani Rewards. Soon, we will introduce new features, expand member benefits and create more opportunities for passengers to engage across all AAHL-managed airports," an AAHL spokesperson said.
Passengers can join Adani Rewards instantly through their mobile number at the time of purchase. Reward points earned on subsequent transactions can be redeemed for benefits ranging from complimentary food and beverages to premium experiences through the Adani One app.
Seasonal campaigns, including Diwali, Winterfest and the recently concluded Summer Carnival, have helped drive engagement with exclusive offers and curated experiences. Further enhancements planned over the coming months will broaden the programme's appeal across AAHL's airport network from Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala to Guwahati in Assam.
— ANI
Reader Comments
I've used Adani One at Kolkata airport for a quick snack—it's smooth and you actually earn points. But the tier-based model could be tricky; will it favor business class only? Hope not. Thoda transparency chahiye. 🛫
Great move by Adani to digitize airport loyalty. In the US, we've had similar programs for years. But 5 million members in 10 months is fast growth even by global standards. Just ensure data privacy—airport apps collect a lot of personal info.
Very useful for frequent flyers like me—I travel Guwahati to Delhi often. But why only eight airports? Expand to more cities, yaar. Aur seasonal campaigns like Diwali are nice, but what about regular offers? 🤔
It's good to see Indian airports innovating. The instant signup via mobile number is smart. But concern: will reward points expire quickly? Many loyalty programs have fine print that frustrates users. Would love more clarity on redemption terms. ✈️
Kudos to Adani for hitting 5 million—but let's be honest, this is also because airports are bottlenecked and people have to spend time there. The real test will be if they offer meaningful benefits like lounge access or priority boarding without extra charge. Otherwise, it's just another points system. 😒
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