Frontier’s ‘Big Game’ loyalty swap
February 7, 2026
The low-cost carrier is trying for a high-stakes splash with loyalty point swaps
The low-cost carrier is trying for a high-stakes splash with loyalty point swaps
Ryanair’s subscription discount plan turned out to be too good to be true—but not for Ryanair
Carnival is making some more changes in its loyalty program, apparently to mollify some of its most loyal members
The two airlines have gotten a quick approval, but the alliance will take a while for full effect
Climate activist group Extinction Rebellion staged a protest at Schiphol against Flying Blue and other loyalty schemes
With the merger complete, Marriott shares news on how it will handle the two loyalty programs.
If you’re looking for a rewards card with a lot of oomph, and you’re ready to spend enough, Chase’s new Sapphire Reserve card might be
Airlines which have traditionally offered better-seat upgrades to their best customers as a perk of loyalty are now increasingly using auctions to make money from
A U.S. Transportation Department study of airline frequent flier programs has come to the conclusion that the programs are generally fair in following the rules
AAdvantage as we know it: Taking off, or flying away? Over the past two years, most U.S. airlines, including Delta and United, have shifted
The low-cost carrier is trying for a high-stakes splash with loyalty point swaps
Ryanair’s subscription discount plan turned out to be too good to be true—but not for Ryanair
Carnival is making some more changes in its loyalty program, apparently to mollify some of its most loyal members
The two airlines have gotten a quick approval, but the alliance will take a while for full effect
Climate activist group Extinction Rebellion staged a protest at Schiphol against Flying Blue and other loyalty schemes
With the merger complete, Marriott shares news on how it will handle the two loyalty programs.
If you’re looking for a rewards card with a lot of oomph, and you’re ready to spend enough, Chase’s new
Airlines which have traditionally offered better-seat upgrades to their best customers as a perk of loyalty are now increasingly using
A U.S. Transportation Department study of airline frequent flier programs has come to the conclusion that the programs are generally
AAdvantage as we know it: Taking off, or flying away? Over the past two years, most U.S. airlines, including