terapin welcome to the forum
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terapin
Splitting our time between AA and Delta is not going to work for us. We just can't decide which airline to stick with. We belong to both FFP, and have the corresponding credit card for the airline.
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(7) Do you have FFP status of any kind in an airline? What is it? Do you have any miles banked in a FFP?
Belong to AA and Delta FFP. Have miles banked with both.
(8) Preferred Airlines
1- Delta 2- AA
Now days the chances of in frequent flyers getting upgrades are low to very low, especially on low priced tickets. You need mid - high status for lounge access, but (with AA) this is only for international and not domestic travel. Discounted lounge access does really happen.
Alaska has both AA & DL as freq flyers partners.
https://www.alaskaair.com/content/mi...ePlan-partners
You can fly AA & DL and get AS miles. Have a read of the AS forum. The AS award chart is limited.
As many ffp's are going to a revenue based system your earnings will not be much on low priced fares.