As much as I rag on Delta SkyMiles,there's no denying that Delta is an extremely well hasten airline. It also seems rather apparent that Delta isn't worried if they lose some customers through various changes to their SkyMiles program. That's probably why they were the first US legacy airline to introduce a revenue requirement for status, inaugurate awarding miles based on revenue rather than distance flown, and also to eliminate award charts altogether.
As much as I don't like those policies,I really can't blame Delta for many of these changes. The airline is really well hasten, and they think that's enough to gather people to flit with them. The customers choosing Delta for their frequent flyer program aren't customers they typically want to beget anyway.
Which brings us to an interesting Bloomberg article published nowadays, or entitled "Airlines Really Don’t Want to Upgrade People for Free." It has some pretty fascinating quotes from Delta's incoming president:The post Delta Doesnt Want You To Use Your Miles For “Free” Travel appeared first on One Mile at a Time.
Source: boardingarea.com