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Anonymous

19 Aug 2020

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Given the uncertainty of travel for a prolong duration, does miles card still make sense? What will you do with existing miles card?

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wei

19 Aug 2020

Definitely i dun encourage people to aim for those miles or get any flight voucher. even after international travel ban is lifted , plane ticket will goes up like rocket ticket. demand and price follow

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