White Collar Travel: Three perspectives on business travelers and their miles

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3-21-2010 @ 11:02AM

Al said...

I fully understand his comments as does anyone that travels a lot. I've accumulated between 6 and 7 million FF miles over the past 25 years. I'm lifetime elite on Delta and American plus Chairman's Preferred (top level) in US Airways. Currently I only have around 1.2 million miles left in my accounts as I have taken some very nice trip (Business class for 2 to Australia, First class to Bermuda, etc) but I run a national practice and am on the road all the time. Air travel has become so painful and difficult (even when you are upgraded all the time) that having all the points expire and not setting foot on a plane again is very attractive. Unless you live the life you can't understand this but the story is right on point.

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