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© Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Airline, hotel elite status: Harder to get (or keep) in 2023
By SALLY FRENCH NEW YORK©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Seijosoba
Most Star Alliance airlines have stayed the same. Asiana is still 40K for Elite (Diamond), lasting for two years. It's the best deal around if you fly any Star Alliance partners. This article only references U.S. airlines, hotel chains and that "1 million Americans will lose airline status in 2023".
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SeijosobaToday 11:24 am JST
Most Star Alliance airlines have stayed the same. Asiana is still 40K for Elite (Diamond), lasting for two years. It's the best deal around if you fly any Star Alliance partners. This article only references U.S. airlines, hotel chains and that "1 million Americans will lose airline status in 2023".
You are right on about Asiana.
On Jan. 1, 2023, United Airlines raised requirements for Premier status tiers. Come March 2023, it’ll be tougher to earn American Airlines Gold elite status.
Curse you United.
SarcasmOnly
Related: I wish ANA actually had any miles awards available. What's the point of miles if you can't use it?