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You’ve certainly heard it mentioned by now, but among the new changes at the program-formerly-known-as Midwest Express Frequent Flyer is a new partnership with American Airlines and Air Jamaica… Continue Reading
As part of its sweeping changes to the Executive Club program, British Airways has introduced “Part Cash Part Miles,” which allows members to use a combination of BA miles and cash to pay… Continue Reading
If you’re buzzing around on America West this spring, keep this in mind: FlightFund members who make four roundtrips before May 23 will be able to take a friend to Mexico for free. You must book… Continue Reading
As we go to press, only American Airlines is offering a bonus for online award redemption. Go to http://www.aa.com, book your award, and watch 1,000 miles appear. Northwest WorldPerks is no slouch either,… Continue Reading
Not everyone who wants Internet access at 30,000 feet is looking for the latest video games. Most folks just want to be able to access their email accounts. Enter JetConnect, the next best thing to actually… Continue Reading
The Blog. No, it’s not the resurrection of a goopy creature from 50’s horror flicks. “Blog” is short for “Web log,” an increasingly popular means of getting your news… Continue Reading
Continental Airlines announced that it has implemented Web check-in for eTicketed customers traveling throughout the United States. The new service offers customers who are traveling without luggage the… Continue Reading
South African Airways has launched its official U.S. Web site, http://www.flysaa.com. The new site allows flight booking, hotel and car reservations, and travel advisories. Voyager members can view online… Continue Reading
Adieu, Web bonuses. It’s been fun. Effective April 1, some Alaska Mileage Plan bonuses for online purchases and online check-in are changing. Online purchases, which used to net 5,000 miles for… Continue Reading
Show me the miles ... or else? Members are increasingly demanding of their programs. Some even engage in "guerilla" tactics to get what they want. We take a look at this growing trend, and ask why. Continue Reading