Most airlines offer frequent flier programs which are
free to acquire and fun to use. Whether you fly regularly for business or once
in a blue moon for pleasure you can earn miles when you fly. Next time you book
your flight make sure to enter your frequent flier number so you can start
earning miles toward your next escape.
Most major airlines offer frequent flier programs which are
free to acquire and fun to use. Whether you fly regularly for business or once
in a blue moon for pleasure you can earn miles when you fly. Next time you book
your flight make sure to enter your frequent flier number so you can start
earning miles toward your next escape.
The best way to earn your free trip is to fly on the same airline as much as
possible. With every flight you will be earning miles and if the majority of
your flying is done with the same carrier, the miles will be accumulating in
one place instead of being spread out over several different airlines.
Make sure you check the expiration dates on your miles. Some miles will expire
if they are not used by within a certain time of their being acquired. If it
looks like you might lose some of your miles you can gift them to a loved one
or book a last minute get away. Loosing those miles because they expire is like
losing out on free money that you’ve earned, no one wants to see that happen.
Lastly, look at blackout dates. Some airlines have stricter blackout dates than
others. Sometimes these dates are hard to find but should be posted in the fine
print either on the miles redemption website or in printed literature sent in
the mail when you signed up. If at all possible fly with the airline that will
give you the most flexibility in when you cash in your miles.
