If you’ve never booked a hotel through Delta’s travel portal, the airline is giving you a small incentive to give it a try.

US airlines are increasingly relying on co-branded credit cards for revenue, changing how loyalty programs reward travelers.

By Rajesh Kumar Singh CHICAGO, March 13 (Reuters) - For years, the fortunes of U.S. airlines have been dictated by fares, fuel bills and how many passengers fill their cabins. Now, a growing share of ...

We take a closer look at the SkyTeam member's frequent flyer program.

For the past few years, my credit card rewards strategy has been diversified. I’ve been earning Chase Ultimate Rewards®, Amex Membership Rewards, Capital One Miles, Wyndham Rewards points and, here ...

Basic economy exclusions have changed a lot over the years, and you may want to think twice before booking basic for your ...

Airlines now reward customers who deliver the most value across the entire ecosystem, not just the most miles in the air.

TPG is testing out two new tools that track your flights and give you a rebate if the price drops. Junova and pAiback are ...

When American Airlines launched its new frequent flyer program in 1981, it set off something that would end up having a profound impact on the industry. While airlines would previously offer limited ...

From the best "everyday" earner to the card with the most generous lounge access, expert Nick Ewen breaks down the only travel cards worth your wallet space this year.

Nothing lasts forever, especially not loyalty programs and travel card benefits. Welcome bonuses, benefits and eligibility rules are always in flux. The best deals can last for years or end in a ...

I’m not what you’d call a loyal United flyer. But every so often, a welcome offer on a United co-branded credit card pops up ...