22 Quotes by Randy Petersen

Australia ranks in the five top destinations in the world for using your miles.

The mistake everyone makes is that they do not do figure out what benefits they want from airlines first, some are more generous with upgrades than others.

You're only going to need one ticket, only one set of check-in for baggage and everything else.

This change if you will ... this may be one of the top two or three memorable moments in reward redemption history over the last 25 years.

The best use of your miles is international upgrades. Miles used in business class may have a value to 10 to 11 to 12 cents per mile versus one penny per mile when using them domestically.

The world of expired miles is starting to change for a lot of frequent flyers out there. If you're traditionally worried about miles expiring... you're probably going to welcome this news.

The Internet has brought a rise back in the business again.

If US Airways survives, as that date gets closer, you can pay your $40 and put the miles back in your US Airways account, ... If they don't make it, you've got something you can use that far out. It might be better than having nothing at all.

If you're feeling a little guilty at the end of the year and you got some extra miles, ... I highly encourage you to contact your local frequent flyer program and give.