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Southwest does not use miles in its Rapid Rewards frequent flyer program. It uses points. You earn 6 to 12 points for each dollar you pay for a ticket, depending on the fare class you book. (Wanna Get Away fares are the lowest, earning 6 points/$. Business Select fares are the highest, 12 points/$.) The number of miles you fly does not affect the points you earn.
Southwest points that you earn do not expire.
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Do frequent flyer miles depreciate over time?
Frequent Flyer Miles do not depreciate over time. You can keep accumulating them for as long as you want without losing any, even if it means saving them for years.
If I travel for my job, should I keep receipts?
Yes, you should keep your receipts whether you travel for you job or not. However, when you keep them, you can prove that you have accumulated frequent flyer models.
Do Mountains in the southwest keep the southwest region dry?
no
Do the mountains in the west keep the southwest region dry?
no
Do mountains in the west keep the southwest region dry?
no
Large country that is southwest of Africa?
The only thing southwest of Africa is the South Atlantic Ocean. If you keep going for a few thousand miles, you may bump into Argentina or the South Pole, depending on where in Africa you start from.To the South East of Africa is the island country of Madagascar
How Long Can I get Credit for Air Miles?
Flying as a travel option and redeeming at appropriate levels are ways to get credit for air miles. It is important to keep paperwork accessible and organized since air mile points depend upon frequent flights and prompt claims on discounts.
Cashing-in on Frequent Flyer Programs for the Non-Frequent Traveler, Part I?
In 1981, American Airlines introduced the world’s first frequent flyer program as we know them today. It was quickly copied and adapted by United and Continental, and by nearly every other airline in the years that followed. By 2005, The Economist estimated about $70 billion dollars worth of airline miles had been accrued. This is a ton of money, and it’s easy to get your slice of the pie, even if your family only flies a few times a year. Airlines have created a slew of new partnerships and alliances to allow you to earn and redeem miles easier than ever, and now is the time to pick up a few tricks from the pros.5 Lessons for Non-Frequent Flyers:1) Get a frequent flyer account now. They’re free, easy to get online, and last a lifetime. Get one for you, your spouse, and the kids. Points are earned individually.2) Make use of airline alliances. It used to be that you could only earn miles with the airline you flew. Not anymore – certain airlines “play nice” with each other and allow you to earn and redeem on partners. Choose the airline you fly most, and use it to collect all the miles you fly on partner airlines. When you fly a partner carrier, select your preferred frequent flyer program from the drop down menu when booking a ticket and enter the number. Here’s a quick cheat sheet for major North American carriers:-Star Alliance: United, US Airways, Continental, Air Canada-OneWorld Alliance: American, Mexicana, British Airways-SkyTeam: Delta, Northwest (now Delta), AeroMexicoYou’ll notice that Star Alliance has three major domestic carriers under the same banner – which is certainly worth considering if you’re looking to make the most out of your airline miles.3) Collect miles on EVERYTHING. Every flight, and every hotel stay, rental car, floral purchase, mortgage, luggage purchase, you name it – you can earn miles on it. Look under “partner offers” on an airline frequent flyer program website. You’ll be blown away at how much stuff you buy every day can net you 250 miles here and 1000 miles there. If you refinance your house, you can practically get a free flight. Anyone that says “Oh, I don’t fly enough to have a frequent flyer account” doesn’t know how to work the system. Let them pay full price while you fly for free.4) Since you’ve followed lesson one above, you have accounts for your whole family. Now, you might already know that you usually can’t bundle “family” points together. So, little Alex and Evan each have 7,000 points from their Florida vacations and you’re 5,000 miles short on your award. Airlines now allow you to transfer miles for a fee! It’s pretty hefty (so avoid it if possible), but if it’s a few thousand miles between you and a free ticket, it’s cheaper than buying the miles outright to top off your account. Keep your eyes out for bonuses on buying or transferring miles too. Up to 30% additional bonus miles with purchases or transfers have become fairly common as airlines look for more cash.5) Use your miles creatively. You don’t have to have 25,000 miles to be able to reap some benefits from them. Upgrades (which can be a big treat on a NY-LA flight) can be had for as little as 10,000 or 15,000 miles. Short-haul awards are also available on some carriers – meaning you can take a flight of less than 800 miles for reduced mileage. Sometimes short flights are really expensive, such as those to a small ski resort town or rural locale. Taking that flight to see Aunt Margaret might be more practical if you can fly right to her little farm town and bypass the big airport and car rental. Award travel is often easier to smaller airports (more empty/available seats), so save some car rental money and see if there’s a smaller airport closer to your destination.Hopefully these tips have clued you in on ways to cash in on frequent flyer points. Keep an eye out for some more articles on how to make the most of your travel dollar, and some great new articles on new destinations and great travel tips. Also, look for Part II of this series here on Topicology.com and learn how to go from zero airline miles to booking an international award for next to nothing.Safe Travels!David BurgTopicology.com Expert Travel Writer[photo=http://s3.amazonaws.com/tp-article-images/35fa9dbb19518aee5e683a610fe57ed4.jpg][video=]
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How long is a flight from Salt Lake City to Cancun Mexico?
== == Salt Lake City, UT (SLC) to Cancun (CUN)Shortest Flight Duration 6 hours 58 minPresuming you don't connect (which you may need/want to do in order to use frequent flyer miles or get cheaper airfare), Delta has direct flights with a duration of 4 1/2 hours. Keep in mind that you lose an hour because of the change in time zones West to East, so clock time is actually 5 1/2 hours.
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spencer r4t0wx. If this doesn't work, change the zero (0) to o. Keep caps lock on.
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too much of anything is always bad. too frequent in eating is also bad. life sustains because of balance, so keep balance in eating too
