The four lucrative frequent flyer programs that most frequently sell miles are Alaska Mileage Plan, Avianca LifeMiles, American AAdvantage, and US Airways Dividend Miles.
AAdvantage, Dividend Miles, and LifeMiles are all offering bonuses on generating miles at the moment, while Mileage Plan isn't. So I've been asked quite a few times over the past couple of weeks when Alaska Mileage Plan will next be offering a bonus on purchased miles.
I suppose for some this is especially time sensitive, given that Emirates first class doesn't seem bookable using Alaska Mileage Plan miles for travel after March 28, 2015.
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The following e-mail has been circulating broadly. I cannot directly vouch for its authenticity, though it came to me from someone inside the industry. Considering that this is plausible regardless of the source, what does it say about labor relations, employee attitudes, and the changing nature of the profession at US airlines? As for the […]
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