Here’s yet another Delta premium economy deal for our southeast United States readers — with plenty of dates available. In fact, we see them for this weekend!
We have another good Delta mileage run for readers in the southeast United States!
This Orlando International (MCO) to Seoul Incheon (ICN) trip nets 22,008 MQM for just over $1300 — but includes a couple of long hauls on an A350’s Premium Select/premium economy!
You probably wouldn’t do this — but don’t try scaling the Egyptian pyramids. And you may be amazed at by the number of people Delta bumped last year.
Two Delta mileage runs from Atlanta in one day? I’m starting to think we should all buy lottery tickets tonight.
I always get excited when finding a halfways-decent mileage run for our Atlanta readers! While this isn’t a lucrative as an MQD run, it brings in a nice amount of MQM. Plus, it’s a trip in Delta Premium Select to the new Beijing Daxing International Airport!
No, this isn’t an Onion story. It actually happened at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) this past Monday.
A pair of Travelon’s anti-theft, RFID-blocking messenger bags are enjoying huge discounts right now at Amazon. Normally priced at $75, they’re on sale for just under $35!
The nutmeg color is available for $34.99, while the midnight shade is $33.99.
A cool, new function to the Fly Delta app tells you not only when your flight is boarding — but when it’s your specific zone’s turn to get on the plane!
Cincinnati area SkyMiles members needing a decent mileage run should check out this quick trip: CVG to Tokyo Haneda (HND) in Delta Premium Select!
While some decent mileage runs to Dallas (especially for Hard Eight BBQ!) pop up every so often, we rarely spot runs from DFW. We found a Main Cabin run today, though, and hope it’ll help out some SkyMiles members in the Metroplex area!
Delta Air Lines issued weather travel waivers for more than a dozen Midwest cities it serves — including major hub Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP).
You read that correctly. I picked Southwest — the “no fee airline” — as the preferred carrier of an American Express card’s annual airline incidental credit perk.
Two weeks remain in January. This is especially important for cardholders of the personal/consumer Platinum Card from American Express, the Business Platinum Card from American Express, and personal/consumer American Express Gold Card.
Why? Because this month is when existing cardholders may change their preferred airline for their card’s (or cards’) annual airline incidental credit. (New cardmembers applying later in the year can select their airline upon receiving their card.)
Which cards get how much credit each year? Does every airline participate? What charges are eligible? Let’s tackle those questions!
If you dumped your Chase Sapphire Reserve (or plan to) consider this: the rebooted American Express Green Card‘s (which matches the CSR’s bonus categories) limited time offer ends tomorrow night, January 15.
American Express cardholders: Wondering about dinner tonight? Check your Amex Offers for this Cheesecake Factory opportunity — especially if you hold the American Express Gold Card.
