Re:United Airlines awards hackers millions of miles for reve...
by vidarh on Thursday July 16, 2015 @06:58AM
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United is a tradeoff: You suffer until you've flown enough to get up a couple of tiers in their frequent fliers program, at which point they're great as their frequent flier programme is quite generous. If you don't fly much, then I'd avoid them too. When you do fly much (and 75k miles a year would get you to Premier Platinum, their second highest tier) it's a very different situation. Not least because you also earn miles at a higher multiple at the higher tiers.
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Re:United Airlines awards hackers millions of miles for reve...
by ubernostrum on Thursday July 16, 2015 @12:32PM
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I am happy never to have to board a United flight again, thanks to US Airways exiting Star Alliance in the AA merger.
Especially with United's latest performance report indicating less than 1/3 of flights operate on time now.
(granted, I still have to avoid AA's hubs like the plague since they shut down for days whenever there's a hint of rain within 500 miles, but at least US Airways is still plenty reliable)