Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/xLVCXYOpyT0.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Alaska Airlines Is Replacing Miles With Wi-Fi [Jn4LyToxhRW] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT Airline loyalty programs have long been built around earning miles. Alaska Airlines is testing a different idea. In this clip from Good Morning Hospitality: Hotels Edition, Sarah Dandashy and Steve Turk discuss Alaska's decision to stop awarding miles on basic economy fares while investing heavily in Starlink Wi-Fi across its fleet. The move reflects a broader question facing the airline industry: for occasional travelers, is fast, reliable connectivity more valuable than loyalty points they'll rarely use? As airlines look for new ways to differentiate themselves, the conversation explores whether premium technology and onboard experiences could become more powerful loyalty drivers than traditional rewards programs. yFe9IZY0llK jNTgokgeknL pVOKaGD5jr7 LcHghat8bnp 7rSfH3j5WOj 4IxbTkRvKtP EolaLtFbgnF x5x0OfprU7H
Airline loyalty programs have long been built around earning miles. Alaska Airlines is testing a different idea. In this clip from Good Morning Hospitality: Hotels Edition, Sarah Dandashy and Steve Turk discuss Alaska's decision to stop awarding miles on basic economy fares while investing heavily in Starlink Wi-Fi across its fleet. The move reflects a broader question facing the airline industry: for occasional travelers, is fast, reliable connectivity more valuable than loyalty points they'll rarely use? As airlines look for new ways to differentiate themselves, the conversation explores whether premium technology and onboard experiences could become more powerful loyalty drivers than traditional rewards programs. yFe9IZY0llK jNTgokgeknL pVOKaGD5jr7 LcHghat8bnp 7rSfH3j5WOj 4IxbTkRvKtP EolaLtFbgnF x5x0OfprU7H