Which transportation company was the first to introduce a tiered loyalty program with status levels that offered differentiated benefits based on miles traveled?

In the competitive transportation industry, customer loyalty programs have become essential tools for retaining passengers and increasing market share. From airlines to ride-sharing services, these programs offer unique benefits to frequent travelers. This trivia question tests your knowledge about one of the most innovative transportation loyalty programs that changed industry standards.

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American Airlines (with AAdvantage program in 1981)
Greyhound Bus Lines (with Road Rewards in 1975)
Japan Railways Group (with JR Pass in 1979)
British Airways (with Executive Club in 1980)