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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)?
The new frequent flyer program will combine valuable features of Mileage Plus and OnePass from United and Continental. When Delta and Northwest merged, Delta promised that its program...
1 maj 2010 · Continental OnePass (Pre-Merger) - What happens to Continental Miles if merger - If merger happens with Continental and United- what happens to your miles on Continental- will all transfer to United? Thanks.
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.
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?
Frequent-flier customers of both airlines would not lose their miles because they would be combined into one program. However, Continental’s OnePass customers would benefit if United’s Mileage Plus is the surviving program, said Gary Leff, a loyalty rewards expert with Boardingarea.com, a travel website. “United’s rewards chart requires ...
29 cze 2011 · United today announced what everyone already knew (or at least expected to a 98% approximation), that the surviving frequent flyer program in the United-Continental merger would be called Mileage Plus, and not Onepass. Mileage Plus was the larger program and significantly more brand value that they couldn’t walk away from.
