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While the MQDs requirement will not go into effect until January, you can now view your 2013 MQDs on your Account Activity page and My SkyMiles page at delta.com. Also, when you are logged into delta.com to book a ticket, the estimated MQDs, miles and Medallion Qualification Miles (MQMs) you’ll earn for that flight are now shown on the Trip Summary page. We’re updating your display now so that you can start familiarizing yourself with MQDs and what they mean for your travel planning.
More information about what counts and what doesn’t count can be found at the Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs) page, along with responses to some of the most frequently asked questions about the upcoming changes.
This week, SkyMiles members will begin to receive emails from us to highlight where MQDs can be found at delta.com. As we get closer to the end of the year, we’ll start introducing new tracking tools in more places so that you always have the information you need to make informed travel decisions.
You’ll be able to track and monitor your total Eligible Purchases toward the MQD Waiver (Delta SkyMiles Credit Card spend) at delta.com beginning January 1, 2014.
We will continue to update you as we get closer to introducing this new component of our Medallion program.
Originally Posted by DwayneSkyMiles
In January, we announced changes to SkyMiles Medallion qualification with the addition of Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs) as a component needed to earn Medallion status as of January 1, 2014. While the MQDs requirement will not go into effect until January, you can now view your 2013 MQDs on your Account Activity page and My SkyMiles page at delta.com. Also, when you are logged into delta.com to book a ticket, the estimated MQDs, miles and Medallion Qualification Miles (MQMs) you’ll earn for that flight are now shown on the Trip Summary page. We’re updating your display now so that you can start familiarizing yourself with MQDs and what they mean for your travel planning.
More information about what counts and what doesn’t count can be found at the Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs) page, along with responses to some of the most frequently asked questions about the upcoming changes.
This week, SkyMiles members will begin to receive emails from us to highlight where MQDs can be found at delta.com. As we get closer to the end of the year, we’ll start introducing new tracking tools in more places so that you always have the information you need to make informed travel decisions.
You’ll be able to track and monitor your total Eligible Purchases toward the MQD Waiver (Delta SkyMiles Credit Card spend) at delta.com beginning January 1, 2014.
We will continue to update you as we get closer to introducing this new component of our Medallion program.
I didn't see it yesterday, so I'm thinking they added it overnight. There is also now a link to My Skymiles under the My Delta tab on the home page. I actually like that, because it was a pain to navigate there before. Click the My Skymiles link and you should see it under your MQMs and MQSs. Now to do the math and see if it's correct...
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TpaDeltaSlave , Sep 9, 2013 5:37 am
Mine is there, seems correct as well...
Maybe they fixed the award calendar at the same time
Maybe they fixed the award calendar at the same time
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SuperG1955 , Sep 9, 2013 5:38 am
You can see the MQD's by flight segment when you look at the details.
MQD's are credited for the year flown so tix purchased in 2012 and flown in 2013 are credited to 2013.
AMEX spend still trumps MQD's.
MQD's are credited for the year flown so tix purchased in 2012 and flown in 2013 are credited to 2013.
AMEX spend still trumps MQD's.
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Singleflyer , Sep 9, 2013 5:38 am
It's not on the mobile app
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For me (with a foreign address), it says
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Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs)* --
Current YTD - U.S. Members Only
So I apparently can't track MQDs even though they don't affect me. Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs)* --
Current YTD - U.S. Members Only
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Fascinating. I've already renewed PM for next year on segments. I've well below the PM MQM threshold, but more than double the MQD threshold.
I try to purchase low fares, but it isn't always possible, so I've got a pretty good mix of fares in my 100+ flights so far this year. Scanning individual tickets... I had a a BHM-ATL-IAD o/w X fare where the first segment credited just $20. On the other hand, a o/w GRR-ATL A fare netted $534. Looking at other records, it's easy to see where those purchasing lower fares are going to struggle to meet the spending requirement.
I try to purchase low fares, but it isn't always possible, so I've got a pretty good mix of fares in my 100+ flights so far this year. Scanning individual tickets... I had a a BHM-ATL-IAD o/w X fare where the first segment credited just $20. On the other hand, a o/w GRR-ATL A fare netted $534. Looking at other records, it's easy to see where those purchasing lower fares are going to struggle to meet the spending requirement.
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Another data point: Flying US XXX-CLT-YYY I got stuck in CLT last month. US paid DL for me to fly DL instead. DL booked this as an A fare and awarded the additional MQM credit to my account, and the original US ticket was expensive, but the credited MQD is a paltry $58!
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remyontheroad , Sep 9, 2013 6:05 am
That's an interesting window into how much airlines pay each other to transport pax on irops.
Would be fun to track that if people can see it all of a sudden.
Would be fun to track that if people can see it all of a sudden.
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Originally Posted by CJKatl
Another data point: Flying US XXX-CLT-YYY I got stuck in CLT last month. US paid DL for me to fly DL instead. DL booked this as an A fare and awarded the additional MQM credit to my account, and the original US ticket was expensive, but the credited MQD is a paltry $58!
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cottonpatch , Sep 9, 2013 6:20 am
This MQD threshold requirement will thin the herd in 2015.
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deltalirious , Sep 9, 2013 6:21 am
An interesting data point will be to get a sense of MQM/Dollar as the year progresses, though it will be up to fellow FTers to develop and assign some related benchmarks.
Related question:
Any thoughts as to why the graph depicts activity 9 mos trailing, and the chart reflects YTD?
Related question:
Any thoughts as to why the graph depicts activity 9 mos trailing, and the chart reflects YTD?
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Chalk me up as someone who would be better off if elite status were based purely on spend. I'll hit platinum MQD levels at the end of the month, but just past gold on MQMs last week. All looks right though.