And you thought getting a free ticket was neat?
US Airways announced on Monday their lastest frequent flyer award program is a trip aboard a sub-orbital passenger space ship.
No worries on getting the required 10 million frequent flyer miles, as flights are not planned until 2004.
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Do they really think anyone will take part in this? Seems like a waste of a program. Rather than come up with absurd things like this, they should develop a two for one with your miles or something that is a bit more "incentive" creating.
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Nonononono! It's a Great idea - just think, I f I hang on to my miles - I can go to space! Thats it - no wasting my miles on overnight stays and weekend getaways Uhnah, I'm collecting all of them!
Save don't spend your miles people - there's a chance to go to Space!! Just like Ronald Reagan, who had a ticket for the Pan Am Flight to the moon, we too can look forward to something that will never happen.
Just remember - save those miles... Baaah baaah baah.. Sheep.
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Permalink*lol* ooo maybe they'll bring back Alf as a spokesman/spokesalien!
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PermalinkAlf is already selling 10-10-220!
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PermalinkGuys Gals! Remember the Pepsi challenge - the more caps you saved - the more you could buy - and that ad showing some guy buying a Harrier Jet with his caps? I remember the site launched by some geezer who wanted everyones caps - so that at least one person could walk off with the Harrier Jet. (I think he promised everyone a ride too. ;-) Hat tip to meFi for this linkie: http://www.cnn.com/US/9608/09/fringe/pepsi.pentagon/ -copy and paste people - The Pentagon Says Pepsi can't buy Harrier *moahahahahahah* Failed incentives - no the adgeeks do not forget...
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