Royal Jordanian renews support agreement with King Hussein Cancer Foundation
Mar 04, 2017 - Amman
The agreement was signed at KHCF offices by RJ’s Chief Commercial Officer Server Aydin deputizing for the president/CEO Captain Suleiman Obeidat and Director General of KHCF Nisreen Qatamish.
Under this agreement, RJ gives its frequent flyers, members of Royal Plus Program, the chance to contribute to the fight against cancer by donating their collected travel miles to the King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center to be used by patients to travel to therapeutic recreation camps abroad as part of the patients’ treatment to alleviate the anxieties and concerns they may have. The miles could also be used by the center’s doctors and employees to travel and get necessary training, and to attend medical conferences.
Aydin said: “We highly appreciate KHCF for making such an effort in changing people’s lives and giving them hope. Being healthy is a blessing; however, for the cancer patients, KHCF is a bigger blessing for them, their parents and their loved ones as well.”
He added: “As the national carrier of Jordan, and as a part of this community, Royal Jordanian is very proud to support the mission of KHCF and considers it a duty towards Jordan, and being involved in our society is a must.”
He said that RJ will always be there for the people of Jordan and any good initiatives that help Jordan to be a better and a healthier country.
Qatamish thanked RJ for its continued support to the foundation. She said: “This donation coming from the RJ passengers contributes to raising the morale of the patients and enables them and their companions to travel onboard RJ to visit various countries as part of their treatment program.”
Through Royal Plus frequent flyer program, RJ aims to offer its passengers a seamless travel experience with special services in exchange for their collected miles. Passengers who join the program can accumulate miles when they travel with RJ or any of its oneworld partners or its code share partners, according to the destination, ticket price and travel class.
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