Comments on: Frequent Flyer Points http://www.jimstraveltips.com/frequent-flyer-points/ Having traveled the globe over 1 million miles with one airline alone, Jim is a self-proclaimed travel expert. Here are his practical tips for travelers of all types. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:24:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: checking in http://www.jimstraveltips.com/frequent-flyer-points/#comment-457 Fri, 17 Aug 2007 04:50:48 +0000 http://www.jimstraveltips.com/frequent-flyer-points/#comment-457 <strong>Free Airline Loyalty Programs and points...</strong> Adding to the comments on jimstravel, if your airline doesn’t offer a Free membership, try joining on a Overseas Adress. This is good way to get around the Qantas Join Up Fee. Also plenty of credit cards give free airline memberships, If you want... Free Airline Loyalty Programs and points…

Adding to the comments on jimstravel, if your airline doesn’t offer a Free membership, try joining on a Overseas Adress. This is good way to get around the Qantas Join Up Fee. Also plenty of credit cards give free airline memberships, If you want…

]]> by: Jim’s Travel Tips » Airline Travel Updates http://www.jimstraveltips.com/frequent-flyer-points/#comment-25 Thu, 29 Mar 2007 20:34:30 +0000 http://www.jimstraveltips.com/frequent-flyer-points/#comment-25 [...] The electronic age has provided some nice airline travel enhancements. The major US airlines have features on their web sites that will provide you with electronic reminders and flight updates, for example: delays, cancellations, gate changes, etc… This can be in the form of a cell phone call or an e-mail. Some airlines require you to register your flights on their web sites while other have a “blanket” program that will cover all your flights logged to your frequent flier number. (And if you don’t have one of those, read this tip!) This is a nice way to keep informed. TIP: Do not rely solely on these messages as they are not always 100% accurate – check the arrival/ departure boards in the airport to verify the information. Running to Gate 42 when it was just changed to Gate 20 does not help. [...] […] The electronic age has provided some nice airline travel enhancements. The major US airlines have features on their web sites that will provide you with electronic reminders and flight updates, for example: delays, cancellations, gate changes, etc… This can be in the form of a cell phone call or an e-mail. Some airlines require you to register your flights on their web sites while other have a “blanket” program that will cover all your flights logged to your frequent flier number. (And if you don’t have one of those, read this tip!) This is a nice way to keep informed. TIP: Do not rely solely on these messages as they are not always 100% accurate – check the arrival/ departure boards in the airport to verify the information. Running to Gate 42 when it was just changed to Gate 20 does not help. […]

]]> by: Tulio http://www.jimstraveltips.com/frequent-flyer-points/#comment-4 Thu, 08 Feb 2007 01:15:11 +0000 http://www.jimstraveltips.com/frequent-flyer-points/#comment-4 Very true. Delta sent me a 10 Itunes card just for purchasing an international Ticket. Very true. Delta sent me a 10 Itunes card just for purchasing an international Ticket.

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