Sentences with phrase «other airline account»

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The «Cyber Caliphate» has claimed responsibility for other social media hacks, including the Malaysia Airlines Website, The Albuquerque Journal and the U.S. Central Commands Twitter account.

To accomplish this task, virtual kidnappers hack into a person's email and other accounts, then follow their prey — either physically or through social media — and wait until they turn off their phones or are in a place where they would be unreachable, like at a loud concert or, more commonly, on an airline flight.

If you need more Starpoints to book an award stay at a Starwood property, transfer to an airline, or transfer to Marriott to book an award, your significant other can deposit points to your SPG account.

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If you need more Starpoints to book an award stay at a Starwood property, transfer to an airline, or transfer to Marriott to book an award, your significant other can deposit points to your SPG account.

Outside of the 30,000 bonus miles that new American Express account holders are eligible for after making $ 1,000 in purchases within the first 3 months, there isn't much else that differentiates the Gold Delta SkyMiles ® Credit Card from American Express from other airline credit cards.

To convert your Hilton Honors Points into airline miles, rail points or other loyalty points with a participating airline or rail rewards program, just contact your local Hilton Reservations and Customer Care center or go to the exchange section of your account.

Tip # 4: If you are a United MileagePlus flyer, use the RewardsPlus benefit to transfer points from your Marriott account to your MileagePlus account at a 20 % discount over other airlines.

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Card accounts earn 3 miles for every dollar spent directly with Alaska Airlines and Virgin America — usually through the Alaska Airlines website — and 1 mile per dollar spent on all other purchases.

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These days, millions of Americans are seeking new types of accounts that will reward them more handsomely for taking on credit card debt, and some of the most popular cards now have increased rewards for airline miles and other travelarrangements.

Like other airline credit cards, your points will not expire as long as your account is open and in good standing, and you keep some activity on the card.

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The Gold Delta SkyMiles ® Card from American Express also earns 2x points for all Delta purchases, which are deposited directly into your SkyMiles account just like most other airline credit cards.

Then you can transfer points from your Marriott Rewards account to your MileagePlus account at a 20 % discount over other airlines.

All kinds of other transactions — such as setting up an investment account with a specific company, taking out a mortgage from a specific mortgage lender, signing up for a newspaper subscription or getting satellite television — may also qualify you for extra airline miles when you follow the airline's instructions.

In that case, you're not going to be able to transfer those miles to your Delta SkyMiles card or any other airline - specific miles account.

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Just like many other airlines, Alaska offers a yearly discounted companion fare with a paid ticket each year on your account anniversary.

A few airlines offer household or family accounts, which allow you to either co-mingle your miles with other people who live in your household or make it easier to transfer miles between family member accounts.

Like other airline credit cards, your points will not expire as long as your account is open and in good standing, and you keep some activity on the card.

Tip # 4: If you are a United MileagePlus flyer, use the RewardsPlus benefit to transfer points from your Marriott account to your MileagePlus account at a 20 % discount over other airlines.

So, if you don't have quite enough Membership Rewards points, you can top off your Singapore Airlines account from other currencies.

Losing points: You'll immediately lose all points that haven't been transferred to Southwest Airlines if your card account status changes, or your card account is closed for program misuse, fraudulent activities, failure to pay, bankruptcy, or other reasons described in the terms of the Rewards Program Agreement.

(Don't forget that you can transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points to your Hyatt Gold Passport account or many other airline and hotel loyalty programs at a 1:1 ratio.)

United explains: «We're increasing miles required in these markets for the first time in several years to account for the increased cost of providing transportation, particularly in the premium cabin and particularly on the MileagePlus partner carriers... We faced a decision other airlines have faced — to either increase the number of miles required for partner awards or to eliminate them altogether.»

And this is similar to other major airline and hotel programs in that you usually have multiple ways to stimulate activity in your account to keep your points alive.

Examples may include, but are not limited to: Charges made outside of the U.S., in duty - free stores, or on board airplanes or cruise vessels; international airline ticket Purchases; vehicle rentals; lodging stays extended beyond original reservation period; certain mail order Purchases; Purchases billed on a recurring basis; Purchases at gas stations; telecommunications charges, including charges incurred with calling cards; taxicab charges; security deposits; late, damage or other fees in connection with rentals; Purchases billed in installments; restaurant tips and other gratuities; and Charges that occur before the end of billing period, if the Charge is posted to your Account after the Closing Date of that billing period.

You'll be able to track all of your airline, hotel, and other loyalty program accounts at once.

JetBlue said the new partnership means TrueBlue members will earn three program points for every eligible dollar spent on Amazon.com when the purchase is made through the airline's in - flight Fly - Fi Internet service, or at other times by clicking on an Amazon link when they sign into their account at www.trueblue.jetblue.com.

Family pooling: When an airline allows you to combine all the miles earned by members of a family or other group into one frequent flyer account.

There are others who use Starpoints as a key component in their travel rewards strategy, buying or earning thousands, consolidating them in one account, and then transferring them to any of a couple dozen airline loyalty programs as needed to book a flight.

Some airlines have an expiration date pegged to the original earning date of the miles (i.e. 18 months after the miles are accrued), while others allow the miles to remain valid as long as your account is active.

Unlike other airline mileage programs, KrisFlyer miles expire 36 months after they are earned, and activity in your account does NOT extend your expiration.