ANCHORAGE, Alaska - got rid of a program called Miles & Money in which mileage plan members could trade a predetermined number of frequent flyer miles for a discount and earn mileage credited toward customer “elite status.”
“They change them all the time,” McMurren said. “The credit card change ... that is for new credit Alaska Airlines credit card holders. In other words, if you get a new card, in order to retain that companion fare benefit — which is a really good one — you have to spend at least $6,000 a year.” The new $6,000 annual minimum spending on Alaska Airline’s Visa card applies only to new card applications, McMurren explained, adding that existing cards are essentially grandfathered in.
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