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This morning, Continental and United issued a joint press release, confirming what had been assumed for several days: Subject to shareholder and regulatory approval, the two airlines will merge...
21 wrz 2010 · Now that the Continental/United Airlines merger has been approved, what can I expect as a consumer? What will happen to my frequent flyer miles (Continental’s miles don’t expire in inactive accounts, but United’s do)?
17 maj 2010 · They’ll cut back on the seats allocated for frequent-flyer miles.” The merger also means a bigger pool of elite flyers like Tom Stroffolino, a technology consultant with half a million miles...
25 maj 2011 · Continental is also a Membership Rewards transfer partner through the end of September, which basically means that you can combine your United Mileage Plus miles, Continental OnePass miles, and American Express Membership Rewards points towards the same award.
18 maj 2011 · The open question that’s most important to me is the what the credit card for the combined frequent flyer program will look like, since I get most of my miles from credit card spending. Will the United or Continental card survive, or will there be a new card?
8 mar 2011 · Effective immediately, you can now freely move miles between your Continental Airlines OnePass account and your United Airlines Mileage Plus account. In fact, you can move miles back and forth as often as you like, but only once per day, in 1,000-mile increments, and up to 200,000 miles per transfer.
6 mar 2012 · For example, the new United will only let you hold an award ticket for 72 hours if you don’t have enough miles in your Mileage Plus account, while United used to let you hold an award ticket for 72 hours only if you have enough miles in your account.
