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As a rare exception, Delta will in fact let you earn bona-fide Medallion Qualifying Miles by using their fanciest credit card (no, not the Gold card, the $400/y
by fennecfoxen 11y ago
As a rare exception, Delta will in fact let you earn bona-fide Medallion Qualifying Miles by using their fanciest credit card (no, not the Gold card, the $400/yr Delta Reserve card that also gets you into the lounges and counts as half-a-status-level for first-class upgrades)
- ubernostrum 11y agoThe old US Airways card from Barclays did it too, but the reissue as AA-branded moved that perk to only the upper tier of the card, and drastically raised the spend requirement. Used to be, $25k spend would convert 10k miles to US PQM. Now, $20k spend converts 5k miles to AA EQM, and you can do it twice a year (so max 10k conversion from $40k spend).
- sweettea 11y agoAlso, if you spend $25k on their platinum card, the spending requirement is waived for all levels.
- Dylan16807 11y agoHow much do you have to spend to get $400 in miles?