quote by 2 Million Miler:
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"...Two months ago, I decided to switch airline loyalties (I’m not going to get into it here as to why), from Northwest. After two months of trying different airlines, I had it narrowed down to two. AA or Continental. My flying constitutes 120-140 thousand miles a year. A frequent flyer that any airline would kill to get. My final choice? Continental. The deciding factor? No option given to extend/upgrade to a lifetime membership with AA..."
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I have heard of many reasons for choosing an airline. Some are based upon to/from location, number of flights per day, upgrade policy, upon its ff loyalty program etc. This is the first, REPEAT first time I have ever heard of one choosing an airline program based upon its airline club lifetime membership program.
I am really curious. Just how do you chose the stocks you wish to invest in?
MisterNice