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Bay Area folks who can escape for a weekday may like this quick turn mileage run to Dallas.
Unfortunately, the trip doesn’t permit a Hard Eight BBQ field trip (as our LAX to DFW run does). But the $288.40 cost isn’t bad. And it doesn’t involve any overnight flights.
Here’s the breakdown:
- Dates: December 10
- Route: SFO-ATL-DFW-ATL-SFO
- Cost: $288.40 in Main Cabin
- MQM: 5740 (5 CPM)
- MQD: $231
This Google Flights link will get you started.
Lounge Time?
There’s not very much time to kick back in lounges during this run. But depending on departure and arrival gates — especially in Atlanta — those with Sky Club access can probably squeeze in a few minutes for a quick bite and libation:
Dallas DFW
Atlanta
- Atlanta A concourse Center Delta Sky Club Review
- Atlanta A concourse Near A17 Delta Sky Club Review
- Atlanta B concourse Delta Sky Club Review
- Atlanta C concourse Near C37 Delta Sky Club Review
- Atlanta D concourse Near D12 Delta Sky Club Review
- Atlanta D concourse Near D27 Delta Sky Club Review
- Atlanta E concourse Delta Sky Club Review
- Atlanta F International concourse Delta Sky Club Review
- Atlanta T concourse Near T6 Delta Sky Club Review
Don’t Want to Mileage Run (or Can’t)?
Remember that four Delta Air Lines SkyMiles American Express cards offer MQM as part of their welcome bonuses:
Delta Reserve Card (10,000 MQM)
Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Business American Express Card (10,000 MQM)
Platinum Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from American Express (5,000 MQM)
Delta SkyMiles® Platinum Business American Express Card (5,000 MQM)
Want a Different Mileage Run?
Want a mileage run tailored to your specifications? Contact the Juicy Miles mileage run team now!
Paying for the Trip
Remember to use a credit card that gives you bonus points on your airfare purchases!
5X on The Platinum Card® from American Express (<– LINK) when using your card to purchase airfare directly from airlines. Plus, airport lounge access!
3X on the Chase Ink Business Preferred Card (<– LINK) (3X on the first $150,000 combined spend in categories — such as travel — each anniversary year)
2X with the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card (<– LINK), which also comes with great trip delay and cancellation coverage!
3X with the American Express® Gold Card (<– LINK) when using your card to purchase airfare directly from airlines
3X with the Chase Sapphire Reserve® (<– LINK), which also comes with an annual $300 travel credit. Plus, airport lounge access!
Enjoy!
–Chris
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- Don’t miss a single run. Subscribe HERE: www.RenesPoints.com/RunMail
- Need to learn how to find a run? See THIS Rookie post for how-to guide!
- Boost your Delta MQMs with the Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card (<– LINK) or Delta Reserve for Business Credit Card (<– LINK)
- Want a custom built run from your home airport? You can find one here.
- Relax in an airport lounge during your mileage run with one of these cards!
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