250 Frequent Flier Mile Bonuses x 3: Delta, American, United


Here are some promotions that can earn you a few extra frequent flier miles. Although not very lucrative, these can be handy if your miles are about to expire due to inactivity.

  • 250 Delta Airlines miles – Sign up and vote on the appropriate days. Next one is 8/20. You can actually earn 250 miles per round.
  • 250 American Airlines miles – Take a short survey and opt into an e-mail list for a few months (then opt out so you can get more miles later).
  • 250 United Airlines miles – Create a Mileage Plus Dining online profile.

By Jonathan Ping | Deals & Offers | 8/18/07, 4:18am

Comments

  1. John Says:

    250 United Airlines miles – Create a Mileage Plus Dining online profile.

    On top of that, when you link in a credit card and pay for meals with it (I use Citi Professional that already gives me 3% back for dining), you can get additional miles from United. They send out a list of local restaurants in the program but I ignore that…sometimes the points appear after I’ve eaten at a restaurant that happens to be in the program, anywhere…

  2. Jonathan Says:

    Yep, it’s definitely worthwhile to have your card linked to one of these Dining programs. They give you credit without having to do anything. I also ignore the list; most of them aren’t very good.

  3. Kay Says:

    Where do you find this stuff?

  4. Jonathan Says:

    Some from FlyerTalk.com, but I am also signed up for all the e-mails from all the airlines.

  5. Phoenix Says:

    The main problem with getting the frequent flier miles with Delta, American or United, is that your “free” trip will be on Delta, American or United.

    I just flew roundtrip on jetBlue from Oakland to the East Coast and now that i know that there really are planes out there with lots of legroom, i don’t know if i’ll ever squeeze in to another Delta or American — unless they add space between the seats. It was nice to be able to put a small bag underneath the seat in front of me and still have room to wiggle my toes…and feet.

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