newfie

You’ve successfully registered to earn double Medallion® Qualification Miles (MQMs)—plus generous mileage bonuses—for round-trip Delta flights out of Pittsburgh through December 31, 2010:

* Earn 5,000 bonus miles plus double MQMs when you fly to Delta hub cities—Atlanta, Cincinnati, Detroit, Memphis, Minneapolis, New York/JFK and Salt Lake City
* Earn 10,000 bonus miles plus double MQMs for flights to all other cities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean—over 350 to choose from
* Earn 25,000 bonus miles plus double MQMs for international travel in Economy Class to over 70 countries
* Earn 50,000 bonus miles plus double MQMs for international travel in BusinessElite®

is this the message you got when signing up, this was the PIT Bonus

Kwaj boy

Yep (BNA here).

battensea

As a result of the double MQM promotion, I have become newly acquainted with RDU. The Carolinas are states that I have yet to visit, outside of the halls of the airports.

And I am not happy that communications signals are so weak in the Delta gates area of terminal 2 at RDU. I had a very tough time accessing the internet.

I tried using my laptop, but the only WiFi signal offered was for ATT (my computer also detected something advertised as "free WiFi," but I couldn't connect to it and assume it is a defunct offering). Fine. But when I tried to pay for a one-day pass with ATT, I could never get a strong enough signal that lasted long enough to get past the sign up screen and even submit payment info.

I had better success with the iphone on the 3G signal, but it was painfully slow, and was running down the battery over a fairly short amount of time.

Thankfully, I was able to get internet access once we got in the air with GOGO, which I used to think I would never have a need for. I was surprised at how good and fast the connection was (for browsing the web, anyway).

Blank Sheet

Anyone care to speculate which bonus an international M fare upgraded to G/Z would get? I'd imagine just the 25K bonus would post since the upgrade fare classes are not listed in the T&C.

gt6373c

I saw this was nestled in a post earlier in the 26 pages at one point, but, don't think that it got answered... If you're on an international itinerary (e.g. BNA-ATL-CDG-VCE, returning VCE-CDG-ATL-BNA) and the European segments are DL-coded but on non-DL metal (in the example, CDG-VCE on AF), does the promo still hold? The assumption is you'd get 2x MQM on the BNA-ATL & ATL-CDG segments and 1x MQM on the CDG-VCE segement, but, I don't know if that's been clarified. The T&C indicate no codeshare partners are permitted as part of the promo, but, isn't clear if that disqualifies a segment or the whole trip...

Blue Skye

ISTR the deciding factor is which is the operating airline on the flight. your scenario sounds correct. however, they have not been clear what exactly would disqualify an entire trip or if parts of a trip would do so.

stephem

The answer posted several pages ago was that those nonDL metal segments wouldn't get the 2xMQM, but they wouldnt disqualify the DL metal segments from getting the bonus.

meh130

I rebooked my Rome trip to originate and terminate in BNA. It cost an extra $500 when all was said and done, but I figure it is worth it for an additional 12,000 MQMs and a guarantee of PM next year.

lrpwd

Hi, everone:

I just register this offer and I will fly a round trip RDU-ATL-RDU next month, however, I booked the flight before I register this offer, can I still receive the bonus miles?Thanks

bwhite

Try hanging out around the United/Air Canada gates which are close to the Skyclub. Perhaps you can pickup the wi-fi from the Skyclub which is complimentary for "guests".

mcmitchell

Yes, the date of travel is what counts. If you had already flown, it is not retroactive.

I'm going to do a couple RDU-LAX-RDU runs this year, now that the non stop flight is an option.

cfischer

it might even be retroactive. Some Delta promos in the past have retroactively credited for me after signing up ... however, there is no guarantee.

Forever Young

What do I need to look at during booking to make sure that I'm on DL metal? Is that really just a concern for international flights?

RobertS975

No, there are codeshares with Alaska.

heckler

Don't know if this has been asked before on this promo - so here goes..

Would DL interline your checked bags all the way back to your origin (Lets say BNA/Nashville) and THEN to a connecting flight out of BNA to your FINAL destination? This would be handy, so as not to have to go outside the secure area, pick up bags, recheck in, and do TSA all over again. You'd be honoring the rules of the DL promo, but just saving you less hassle..

I have a confirmation/PNR code for both my DL flight and a connecting United flight..