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US government orders big US airlines to explain their frequent-flyer programs

  • The Biden administration is examining frequent-flyer programs of the four largest U.S. Airlines due to concerns over point devaluation and changing requirements for booking flights.
  • Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg ordered American, Delta, Southwest, and United Airlines to provide detailed reports within 90 days on their rewards programs.
  • Buttigieg stated that the Department seeks “more specific data” to understand rewards programs and possible consumer protection issues.
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The US government is looking into airline frequent-flyer programs

The Biden administration is looking into airline frequent-flyer programs and whether they devalue points that consumers have earned.

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US government is looking into airline frequent-flyer programs

The Biden administration is looking into airline frequent-flyer programs and whether they devalue points that consumers have earned

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Federal probe targets airline frequent flyer programs

Airlines’ highly lucrative – and sometimes mysterious – frequent flyer and credit card rewards programs are now subject to an unprecedented federal consumer protection probe.

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US government orders big US airlines to explain their frequent-flyer programs

AP Airlines Writer The Biden administration is looking into airline frequent-flyer programs and whether they devalue points that consumers have earned. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg wrote Thursday to the CEOs of American, Delta, Southwest and United. He’s asking each airline for a report on the policies, fees and other features of their frequent-flyer program. Consumers often complain that airlines raise the number of points needed to …

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US government orders big US airlines to explain their frequent-flyer programs

AP Airlines Writer The Biden administration is looking into airline frequent-flyer programs and whether they devalue points that consumers have earned. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg wrote Thursday to the CEOs of American, Delta, Southwest and United. He’s asking each airline for a report on the policies, fees and other features of their frequent-flyer program. Consumers often complain that airlines raise the number of points needed to …

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Feds to probe frequent flyer programs for American Airlines, Delta, Southwest and United

Passengers complain that carriers often increase the points needed to get a free flight or limit the number of seats that can be earned.

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