Airlines are making luxury perks – including frequent flyer miles and exclusive airport lounges – harder to access.
As global demand for air travel rises post-pandemic, experts are predicting the trend will increase and be in higher demand.
Next year, Delta Air Lines will be making it harder to access more than 50 of its sky club lounges at airports worldwide. Scott’s Cheap Flights Founder Scott Keyes says airlines are cutting back on perks now that travel numbers are back near pre-pandemic levels.
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