US Airways Dividend Miles

Pros: the ability to travel for "free"
Cons: treated like a second class citizen, major problems with credit card program

Way back when before I met my husband, I used to fly US Airways a lot. They had the most choices of flights at the lowest prices and were one of the few carriers to service the city where I attended college. I've had a frequent flier account with them ...

Pros: Free travel at 25,000 miles. Mileage Partners. Access to "Star Alliance Network".
Cons: Mileage can expire! Mileage Partners are skimpy. Airline offers sub-par service. Phone reservation:$5.

About ten years ago I started using US Airways for most of my travel plans. Part of my strategy in using US Airways as much as possible involved enrolling in their Frequent Flyer program called Dividend Miles. This program promised to reward me with free ...

Pros: Lots of earning opportunities
Cons: Some bonus miles don't count toward "preferred miles"

I have been a member of USAirways Dividend Miles program for about 10 years now, but never really accumulated any miles until the past three years. I have always been treated with respect and courtesy and have had plenty of earning (miles) ...

Pros: Goes above and beyond standard FF programs. They recognize preferred members well.
Cons: Can be a bit difficult to redeem miles.

USAirway’s Dividend Miles Program is in line with all of the other U.S. major domestic frequent flier programs. The benefits are just about the same as are the opportunities to earn and redeem. Because of where I live and where I frequently travel t ...

Pros: Award tickets available virtually anywhere through US Airways and its many partners
Cons: Limits on how/when award miles can be redeemed, lack of equity with purchased tickets

Given that the cost of transportation itself is always a major travel expense, frequent flyer programs are a godsend to those among us who use the airways regularly. My husband has been a frequent business traveler for the past few years, and as the...

Pros: Largest alliance network, variety of partners, large network in the US.
Cons: Weak in some places over US and has limited transatlantic coverage with partners.

I started writing my Complete Guides to airlines with Delta and AA, now it's time for the US Airways. Here I will cover the most important points about Dividend Miles and compare it to its peers. Frequent Flyer Programs – Why Do We Need ...

Pros: what's not to love -- you can fly for FREE
Cons: they keep upping the amount of miles to redeem; only so many seats available

I am somewhat obsessed with my US Airways miles, and with good reason. On US Airways, as with any airline mileage program, the more miles you accrue, the more you are able to redeem in the long run. Redeeming your miles earned means a free flight...

Pros: many ways to earn miles
Cons: unable to redeem miles online

I have been a member of this program for just over 2 years now and I can't believe all the ways I can earn miles. Besides the standard miles earned for flying with US Airways or their airline partners (which I have never used), I have gotten mile credits...

Pros: Easy to redeem miles and great customer service.
Cons: Doesn't seem that you can book an award ticket online.

As U.S. Airways is the preferred carrier for my company, it is only be natural to have a frequent flyer card. I have taken trips on this airline now for over 4 years and have had the pleasure of taking advantage of the benefits of this program.
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Pros: Free Standby No change fees
Cons: Hard to use miles. Fees for last minute bookings. Hard to change.

I used to love US Airways. They were my first-choice airline. They have good people working for them, and they treat customers well.......that was until the bankruptcy. Ever since US went into bankruptcy, the miles seem worthless. I've never been ...

Pros: many great ways to earn miles- MCI, online booking bonuses! easy to redeem miles
Cons: none I've encountered

As a poor student, I gained a great appreciation for free things. Perhaps the best may be USAir Dividend Miles. I was able to rack up miles quickly and easily...In this review, I'll discuss the program with you, and give you some pointers that I...

Pros: Mileage carries over in your account from year to year
Cons: None for USAirways

Most airlines have a frequent flyer program. You fly their airline, sign up for their frequent flyer program and get points per mile. There are many other programs that offer miles to your frequent flyer programs. If you purchase their product or service...

Pros: Elite status gets you elite treatment
Cons: no international upgrades

USAir has been pushing for a higher spot in the national airline arena and are rewarding its members for their loyalty.

I have been flying US Air for 8 years now. I also frequent UAL. Of the two FF programs, US Air treats me like a human...

Pros: Flexible, helpful phone operators, it's all on-line
Cons: Could be a loss of benefits if merger with United goes through

I started flying US Air because my boyfriend used them all the time for travel. Plus, we're on the East Coast - where US Air has it's hubs - and most of it's main routes.

When I joined the US Air frequent flier program I figured it would be...

Pros: East of redeeming miles
Cons: Wish we could combine miles within the family.

My husband and I and son all are members of the Dividend Miles club
of U S Airways. It is very convenient and they offer many advantages.
One is that you can earn upgrades to first class, discount on car
rentals, hotel deals, etc.
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