22 Quotes by Randy Petersen

But what airlines won't tell you is that when you try to redeem your free ticket you're competing with 40 million other frequent fliers for the same ticket. We all want to go to the same place and there aren't enough upgrade seats to go around.

If someone's got 400,000 miles due to expire and it's a choice between $4,000 and the possibility of losing them, the person might take the money. If he gets caught, he was going to lose the miles anyway.

Midweek reward redemption has a lot more seats available the Saturday and Sunday.

The policy doesn't look overly generous, but right now this is the only game in town.

This year over 44,000 people cast their ballots, ... and it's the largest out there.

Every frequent flyer program has a series of non-profit organizations that you can donate your miles to.

They actually give away more upgrades than almost all other airlines combined.

Actually, it's a pretty good deal. For most people, $25 is a very cheap price to get home hours and hours sooner.

As a result of people buying tickets so often, there's not much room for people cashing in their miles.