Get full credit for DL flights based on miles flown
#17
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: PRG-FLL-CPH
Programs: Delta Skymiles (silver), Lounge Key
Posts: 248
Czech Airlines are changing their rules of the OK PLUS program, so this might be a valuable information for all those who consider making the switch:
Beginning the 2015 summer season, you will need much more miles to qualify for a silver (25K, was 15) or Gold (50k, was 30) card. The number of legs increases (15 vs. 30) as well, but mainly, YOU HAVE TO FLY SIX CSA FLIGHTS in order to qualify for the gold card.
The new rules are already posted, no validity on them but the old rules are already gone.
Beginning the 2015 summer season, you will need much more miles to qualify for a silver (25K, was 15) or Gold (50k, was 30) card. The number of legs increases (15 vs. 30) as well, but mainly, YOU HAVE TO FLY SIX CSA FLIGHTS in order to qualify for the gold card.
The new rules are already posted, no validity on them but the old rules are already gone.
#18
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: ATL
Programs: Delta PlM, 1M
Posts: 6,363
For a US based DL flyer, I fail to see how this even comes close to working.
One would be unable to obtain any status, and this really sucks. Try picking seats on DL as a kettle. Welcome to 44D.
And on RDM accrual, you are now comparing miles based non-status accrual with status adjusted $ based accrual. For the average FF DL flyer, that seriously changes the numbers.
For this few who use both airlines, I could see the point. But they probably already know how to run the numbers.
One would be unable to obtain any status, and this really sucks. Try picking seats on DL as a kettle. Welcome to 44D.
And on RDM accrual, you are now comparing miles based non-status accrual with status adjusted $ based accrual. For the average FF DL flyer, that seriously changes the numbers.
For this few who use both airlines, I could see the point. But they probably already know how to run the numbers.