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Delta and United have extended 2020 elite member status through 2021. (American almost certainly to follow) -- nm
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ty97
Apr 6 '20, 09:01
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Q: I have a flight scheduled for the first week of June. Obviously, I'm not going now but they haven't cancelled the flight as of yet.
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Krusty
Apr 6, 09:06
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Yeah, wait, if you cancel, they will probably charge you a fee. It's most likely getting cancelled by them at this point. -- nm*
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Andie
Apr 6, 09:09
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Even if it doesn't cancel (and I think good odds that it does cancel) they've been extending no-free credits bit by bit as well
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ty97
Apr 6, 09:10
Wait and see. Most airlines haven't pushed their reduction (or at least their full reduction) through June, waiting to see what happens.
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ty97
Apr 6, 09:07
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Delta -- nm
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Krusty
Apr 6, 09:22
wonder if Southwest will let me keep my A List through the end of 2021 since there isnt a way
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tRuMaN
Apr 6, 09:04
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Delta went first, United jumped on board, I expect American, Southwest, Jetblue, Alaska will all follow suit -- nm
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ty97
Apr 6, 09:08
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