Here’s what happens to your frequent flyer miles if an airline goes bankrupt

by Raphael Stevens 1 June 2020, 11:30 169 Views

Airline loyalty programs began in the early 1980s as a promotional gimmick but now they are a big moneymaker for U.S. carriers. While frequent flyer members can earn points based on the type of ticket purchased, most miles today are earned by doing things other than traveling.

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Here’s what happens to your frequent flyer miles if an airline goes bankrupt

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