Atlantic Aviation is enhancing its Atlantic Awards programme for 2025. The programme has been running for the business aviation industry for more than two decades, and it has 25,000 active participants who take advantage of the scheme for fuel throughout Atlantic's FBO network.

Next year, Atlantic is adding two new ways for customers to earn Atlantic Awards – Bonus Awards and Trip Awards. These features will increase the speed at which awards, and their associated financial benefits, can be earned. As in years past, each Atlantic Award will be worth $4 for every gallon of Jet A fuel purchased per trip, at participating Atlantic Aviation locations.

Beginning in 2025, customers who uplift the new Bonus Awards minimum gallon amount for their aircraft type will earn five additional Atlantic Awards on that trip. And a new Trip Awards feature will allow customers to earn additional Atlantic Awards based upon trip milestones achieved through the number of visits they make to Atlantic Aviation locations. As always, every customer who earns the minimum 50 Atlantic Awards within the calendar year is eligible to have their Atlantic Awards account funded, which allows the financial value of those Awards, and all Atlantic Awards earned subsequently, to be credited to a customer's personalised Atlantic Awards reloadable card that can be used at virtually any retail or restaurant location around the world.

Customers already participating in the Atlantic Awards programme will automatically be eligible for both the new Bonus Awards and Trip Awards programme enhancements. New customers can easily sign-up for the programme at any Atlantic Aviation location, or at the Atlantic Aviation website where full details of the programme, including minimum gallon amounts for each aircraft type and a gallon amount calculator, are available. Once signed up, customers can manage their Atlantic Awards account through Atlantic Gateway, the company's convenient online portal that enables customers to track the current status of virtually every part of their visit to Atlantic, from fuelling to catering to staging for departures.