Trenae Nuri
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535 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2021
last heard May 2022
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I'm Trina Neri for the Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R.
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Whalen.
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Historically, frequent flyer programs were set up to reward loyal customers with perks for the amount of miles they flew.
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But with flying still down from before the pandemic, things are taking a turn.
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Coming up, our Middle Sea columnist Scott McCartney will discuss how some airlines are rewriting the rules for their frequent flyer programs and what you'll need to know to get and keep your rewards.
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Traditionally, if you wanted to earn elite status with an airline, you had to rack up a lot of air miles.
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But now some carriers are rethinking their frequent flyer programs and flying may not matter as much.
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So what are the new rules and how can you be sure you get rewarded?
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To find out, I'm joined now by WSJ middle seat columnist Scott McCartney.
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Hi, Scott.
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Thanks for being here.
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Scott, how have airline carriers traditionally rewarded loyal flyers?
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And how is that changing?
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So what's actually required to get frequent flyer status under the new approach?
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And aside from American, how do these new policies work at specific carriers?
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Scott, we've seen the airline industry go through a lot during the pandemic.
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Why are carriers making these changes now?
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Scott, you mentioned that business travelers are likely to benefit from this new approach, but who gets left out?
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And then finally, along with flights comes hotels.
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So how are hotels shifting their loyalty programs?
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