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You have to be careful of this - airlines look for people using the so-called "throwaway ticketing" strategy, and reserve the right to close your frequent flier
by jen20 9y ago
You have to be careful of this - airlines look for people using the so-called "throwaway ticketing" strategy, and reserve the right to close your frequent flier account. I'm not sure it happens often, but it's certainly within the realm of possibility. Flyertalk[1] is a good place to research this more.
[1]: http://flyertalk.com/ http://flyertalk.com/
- kevindong 9y agoIt's definitely possible. But things happen and people miss flights. Unless I do this several times a year on the same airline, how would they ever be able to tell the difference between intentionally and unintentionally missing the return flight?
- philipodonnell 9y agoThe people that would really benefit the most from this are people who would use it a lot on the same airline (read: business travelers milking those FF miles), i.e., the people to be most noticeable for the airline and the people with the most to lose from being discovered. They're not that worried about regular folks doing it once or twice a year.