Delta Air Lines debuted “SkyMiles Select,” an intriguing option offering non-Medallions and non-Delta Amex cardholders “priority” boarding and drink coupons.
An ugly weather system en route to the Northeast has prompted Delta Air Lines to issue a travel waiver for passengers traveling through any of nine specific airports in the region.
The mileage run I blogged earlier today is available for the reverse route, too!
New York area Delta travelers (or those who can position to JFK), here’s a chance to scoop up about 6500 MQM at a decent price — and enjoy a few minutes of warm weather in the process!
Some Delta American Express cardholders may currently access Sky Clubs. But the recent card refreshes made a number of changes as to which cards will be eligible (hint: fewer than before) and if there’s a cost for admission (for some cards, yes.)
Let’s examine this great perk for Delta travelers!
I received an email this morning announcing a new Uber Eats promo code — and of course want to share with you! 🙂
I’m so excited about this MQD and MQM run — because there’s finally something for Atlanta-based Delta travelers to enjoy!
First class upgrades. Preferred seats. Free first checked bags. Preferential treatment.
These are some of the big perks airline elite status gives its members.
But are the time, money, and effort of pursuing elite status worth the investment for leisure travelers? Or can chasing status be part of the fun?
A Delta Amex perk many people overlook is the boarding zone it gives cardholders: “Main Cabin 1.”
But is this “priority boarding” benefit really a big deal? To those without Delta elite Medallion status, it can be very important.
Friday the 13th could be a lucky day for some Delta travelers.
If you’re based in Vegas — or can take a half-day to get there — this might be a fine mileage run option.
There’s an awesome special right now for a Gimars Travel Adapter — which works in 200 countries and features 3 USB and 1 USB-C ports!
Here’s a quick Delta Air Lines mileage run to scoop up almost 6900 MQM overnight during a cross country run from Boston (BOS) to Portland (PDX) — or vice versa!
It’s already Chicago Seminars is this week, everyone! Will I see you there?
The blog saw a number of different topics this week.
A Delta Connection flight operated by SkyWest Airlines christened the new Williston Basin International Airport (XWA) in northwestern North Dakota. But the Delta flight wasn’t supposed to be the first commercial flight touching down at the airport.
One benefit of holding certain Delta American Express cards is the opportunity to spend your way to Delta MQD exempt status. Except two Delta Amexes are losing that perk — kind of.
