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Not sure if this has been reported on SQT yet:
https://www.singaporeair.com/saa/en_...ws/news_17.jsp
https://www.singaporeair.com/saa/en_...ws/news_17.jsp
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F all the way. Settle for J. Usually whY. Sigh. -
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I have a feeling this will be mourned more by DL FFs than KrisFlyer members.‘Lean into the sharp points’Comment
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Oh darn, there goes my chance to sample the SYD-LAX route
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Oh yes, with Megatoplover high on that list I would think.Originally posted by jjpb3 View PostComment
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This is a little off topic but thought you good people might know the answer..
Do PPS get any checked luggage benefits with Delta?
Have tried searching online but could not find anything.
Just trying to work out if we will have to pay for luggage LAS-JFK (particularly as the Outlets are good in Vegas!)Comment
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Frequent Flyer Partnership with Delta Air Lines to end on 15 May 2010
Frequent Flyer Partnership with Delta Air Lines to end on 15 May 2010
Singapore Airlines and Delta Air Lines have mutually agreed to end their frequent flyer partnership due to a realignment of their respective frequent flyer programmes.
KrisFlyer members can continue to earn and redeem* KrisFlyer miles on Delta Air Lines until 15 May 2010. Award travel on Delta Air Lines, however, must be completed by 14 May 2011.
As a member of KrisFlyer, you will continue to enjoy extensive coverage of the USA with our Star Alliance partners United Airlines, US Airways and, our recent addition, Continental Airlines.
Members can, of course, continue to benefit from the full Star global network of 26 airlines providing smooth and efficient end-to-end transfers, as well as awards, upgrades and lounges.
*Award tickets are valid for one year from date of issuance.
https://www.singaporeair.com/saa/en_...ws/news_17.jspComment
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It is because Delta merges with Northwest, right?
I was thinking before that we can get all KF miles on United, US Airways, Continental, Delta, Northwest.
too greedy
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DL/SQ/SR was the first global alliance that never really took off in the mid 90s. When SR folded, DL/SQ still hung on their partnership in one way or another.. but I guess DL has nothing to do with its once partners anymore.
At least they gave us advance notice.Comment
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Presumably pressure from *A?? I mena why have UA/US/CO and DL as a US partner??Comment
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Your second question suggests that the first isn't necessary, no?Originally posted by ANstar View Post
‘Lean into the sharp points’Comment
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Delta/SIA frequent flyer tie up ends 15 May 2010
Posted for Delta airlines PAX who want to travel on SIA and SIA who may want to use Delta
Delta and Singapore will sever their frequent flyer program tie-up on May 15, 2010.
After which members of the two airlines' programs will no longer be able to earn or redeem miles in each other's programs. That means SkyMiles members must book award flights on Singapore by the end of day May 15, 2010, for travel through May 14, 2011.
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Merged with existing thread.Comment
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