Author Archives for "Randy Petersen".
Indian railways, which transport far more passengers daily than Indian airlines, will soon be introducing a frequent travel program to keep as many customers as possible earth bound. Railway Minister… Continue Reading
Spain and Mexico have always shared a common bond, and that bond has been strengthened even further now that Mexicana and Iberia have announced the signing of a bilateral agreement of code-share flights… Continue Reading
Qantas is raising the ire of Australian frequent flyers by increasing upgrade award levels while simultaneously decreasing mileage earned on partner airlines. Members of Frequent Flyer must now spend… Continue Reading
South Korea’s two main carriers — Asiana and Korean Air — may be forced to rescind planned changes to their frequent flyer programs in the face of mounting consumer and government opposition… Continue Reading
American's been busy on the codeshare front, expanding its relationship with both Alaska and British Airways, and giving you, the frequent flyer, more mileage-earning destination options. Continue Reading
Delta SkyMiles American Express card members can earn double SkyMiles when paying 2003 federal income taxes with the Delta SkyMiles card. Members paying individual federal taxes with plastic can earn… Continue Reading
Residents of Colorado who have long coveted the frequent flyer relationship that United Mileage Plus has forged with Safeway stores, woke up recently to find that Ken Chlouber, a state senator from Leadville,… Continue Reading
Hancock Communities, of Scottsdale, Ariz., donated over 1.6 million American Express Membership Rewards points to the Operation Hero Miles program — a donation that could help up to 80 soldiers… Continue Reading
The things we do for cats. Last month The Associated Press reported that a self-described “crazy cat lady” donated 25,000 miles to fly a homeless feline from Canada to a new home in Fairbanks,… Continue Reading
Ohio Auditor Betty Montgomery has asked the Ohio Ethics Commission to investigate allegations that employees or board members of the Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority broke the law by accumulating… Continue Reading