April 30, 2017
Alaska–Delta partnership ends; Delta no longer a Mileage Plan partner from May 1, 2017
fatal event
Obituary
🪦 2010–2017 · partner cutDelta awards via Alaska Mileage Plan
Delta awards via Alaska Mileage Plan — born 2010, died April 30, 2017. In its prime: USA/Canada – Europe 60000 125000. Cause of death: partner cut. It lived 7.3 years and survived 2 documented changes before the fatal one. All Delta redemptions (e.g., US–Europe 60k economy / 125k business roundtrip) gone after partnership end
Lived 7.3 years · survived 2 documented changes before the fatal one · program: Alaska Airlines
The documented life — newest first
April 1, 2017
Final-call coverage: book Delta awards with Alaska miles before April 30; no changes possible after
December 19, 2016
Alaska announces Delta partnership ends April 30, 2017; awards bookable until then
Questions
Is the Delta awards via Alaska Mileage Plan sweet spot still alive?
No — on our documented record it died April 30, 2017 (partner cut). The full dated history is documented on this page.
What did the Delta awards via Alaska Mileage Plan sweet spot cost?
In its prime: USA/Canada – Europe 60000 125000 (documented from 2010).
What killed the Delta awards via Alaska Mileage Plan sweet spot?
partner cut, April 30, 2017. It survived 2 documented changes before the fatal one.
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Bonus Eagle. “Delta awards via Alaska Mileage Plan — The Sweet Spot Graveyard.” bonuseagle.com. https://www.bonuseagle.com/sweet-spots/delta-awards-via-alaska-mileage-plan
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