Cash For My Miles

[...] Never Redeem Airline Miles For Merchandise! When you are earning airline miles through a rewards credit card or simply through air travel, you have to redeem the rewards in [...]

[...] the mean time, however, customers of either airline can use newly acquired benefits, such as airline miles, for the other. US Airways Club and American Admirals Club members can now access both clubs, [...]

[...] . Where it starts getting iffy is with economy class international travel. Those who redeem airline miles for these flights will have to pay a small increase of a few thousand miles. If you happen to [...]

[...] from insolvency as has been the case of so many other airline mergers. The leadership of American Airlines and U.S. Airways explain that the pending merger simply makes the newly formed mega-airline [...]

[...] Merger of American Airlines and US Airways frequent flier programs   The new American Airlines has announced that customers of AA and US Airways can begin sharing features of their [...]

[...] miles for business and first class international flights with either United Airlines or Star Alliance, then you are in for a big devaluation in value. These will range from an increase in 10 [...]

[...] flights by mid to late January. On March 30, that airline will cease to become a member of the Star Alliance, and on the following day, it will become a member of the oneworld alliance. [...]

[...] . Customers, however, will be able to benefit in other ways once mergers complete for all airline programs. Service to new cities will be offered and new aircraft will be purchased, many of which [...]

[...] United that this is a hugely flyer unfriendly move on their part, there are hardly any competitive airlines that will force United to change their policies due to better rewards programs. As is the [...]

[...] Mileage Plus Miles!   In early November, United Airlines announced that their United Mileage Plus program was going to be undergoing some changes that would affect its customer base on February [...]

[...] as valuable as a single airline ticket. Simply put, merchandise is a bad investment with airline rewards. Try Not To Redeem For Domestic Coach Flights Domestic coach flights tend to be relatively [...]

[...] points to 60% more of what they used to be. This is a huge cause for concern for all United Mileage Plus customers. As Southwest and Delta Airlines have also announced devaluations in their rewards [...]

[...] also stated that perks that are most important to customers, such as the frequent flier miles program, will be one of the top priorities for the merger. Eventually, the two frequent [...]