Delta Elite Mileage Run: Seattle to Orlando — 9,805 MQM at 3.7 CPM

November 9, 2021 - Updated on November 12, 2021

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We came across a Delta mileage run for our friends in the Pacific Northwest!

This Seattle (SEA) to Orlando (MCO) trip traverses the continental USA during the course of about 23 hours.

The trip flies Seattle-New York/JFK-Orlando-Los Angeles/LAX-Seattle. And it is a Main Cabin itinerary. (Hey, you sometimes have to suffer for your art! 🙂 )

The run prices out to $358.80. Delta says it’ll earn 9,805 MQM and $445 MQD (thanks to the Status Accelerator that ends on December 31.) So you’re looking at about 3.7 CPMQM.

The SEA to JFK leg is aboard a 767-300. So you might be able to get an upgrade to the lie-flats upfront. (Maybe time to burn some of those upgrade certificates?)

Keep in mind each airport features a Delta Sky Club. So hopefully you have one of these American Express cards that gets you into Delta lounges!

Start your search at Google Flights and go from there. But the JFK and LAX connections are key for this one. (If you can find something with JFK connections both ways and it’s a good CPMQM deal, go for it!)

“When Will You Blog a Mileage Run from MY Hometown?!”

PLEASE don’t wait around for us to find a magical magic mystery run from your local airport! Especially this late in the year.

There is a team of Delta experts at Juicy Miles that creates personalized mileage runs every day for people. They’re very resourceful and creative. Give them a shot!

Get in touch with them TODAY to create a mileage run from your favorite airport and on your preferred airline alliance.

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