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JetBlue plans JFK-LAX service, other new California routes
Regional carrier Big Sky sets March 8 end to western operations
Frontier unveils regional expansion plan
US Airways tightens the screws on frequent flyers
Eos Airlines adds new routes to Newark and Dubai
British Airways pilots threaten strike over new subsidiary
Indian carrier enters mileage pact with American
Travelers entering Europe may face fingerprinting
San Jose starts demolishing part of Terminal C
Amsterdam Schiphol gets a spa
JetBlue plans JFK-LAX service, other new California routes
Regional carrier Big Sky sets March 8 end to western operations
Frontier unveils regional expansion plan
US Airways tightens the screws on frequent flyers
Eos Airlines adds new routes to Newark and Dubai
British Airways pilots threaten strike over new subsidiary
Indian carrier enters mileage pact with American
Travelers entering Europe may face fingerprinting
San Jose starts demolishing part of Terminal C
Amsterdam Schiphol gets a spa
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, Feb 17 2008, 7:37 PM EST
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| jimglab | US Airways ends a mileage perk; do you care? | 10 | Feb 23 2008, 12:53 AM EST by Anonymous | |
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US Airways frequent flyers will no longer get a minimum of 500 miles per flight; instead, they’ll just get actual miles flown (see this week’s story). Do you think other airlines will also eliminate this longstanding program perk? Or are award seats so hard to get now that you don’t pay much attention to mileage programs these days? Post your comments here.
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