Originally Posted by
SFOtoBOS
What does that mean? There are two ways I can see that miles can be "devalued".
(1) They reduce reward redemption requirements. Which means your miles go further.
(2) They give out miles more generously. In which case your miles go just as far. More people will have miles. But can you safely argue that your miles have been devalued if capacity is better maintained by promoting revenue traffic?
Or...possibility 3...they increase reward redemption requirements? As in, increase the miles required for a transatl C saver award, or increase domestic saver awards to 40000 miles, or...some other plan that will make your existing miles worth less?