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frequent flier

noun

  1. an airline passenger registered with a program that provides bonuses, as upgrades or free flights, based especially on distance traveled.


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It’s a nerve-racking time to be a frequent flier in the United States.

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Sergio, my father, arrived a day after the surgery, using the frequent flier points he had stockpiled for years to secure a last-minute flight from Seattle to Mexico City.

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According to a survey published last May by the polling firm Morning Consult, younger travelers are more inclined than older generations to book travel with credit card loyalty programs, and those in the Gen Z age group, in particular, have signaled a declining loyalty to airline frequent flier programs.

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“When people hear the name Make-A-Wish, there is a common misconception that we have all the funding and resources we need because we are so well-known, said Arias. “Every donation of cash, frequent flier miles and volunteer time is vital to our ability to grant these wishes in a timely way.â€

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He said both he and his children have frequent flier accounts with the airline.

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