Two U.S. Senators are calling for government action against unfair and deceptive practices in frequent flyer travel and airline loyalty programs.
Dick Durbin (D-IL), chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) charge that, while airline loyalty programs may have begun by incentivizing and rewarding frequent flyers, they have “evolved to include co-branded credit cards and now often exclusively focus on dollars spent using these co-branded credit cards.”
