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Continental Credit Card Now? or Wait for Mileathon?

December 24, 2010 - Rick

We now have a bit of a dilemma if you want CO miles in a hurry. The Chase Continental airlines credit card that was such a good deal recently, with 30K miles, two lounge passes, $50 statement credit and free first checked bag is still available, but I can’t remember when this promo ends? I think it is January 31, 2011 from something I remember reading , but will be damned if I can find it now. It is still a great offer, BUT would be even better if it lasts until February and would give you all a big bump up in the Continental Mileathon promo. (you can register in January but activity must start in February) This could be an ugh for all of us. If they drop all the goodies in the offer on 1/31/11, I have no idea what the offer will be like February 1st.

If somebody can confirm or find again the expiration of the offer, We All Will Appreciate it. Just post it in the comments section today, please. I have looked every where for them???

Susan

Thanks for the picture Rick. We saw the Dreamlifter land at Paine Field back in November and taxi to the hangar where it unloaded the wings for the 787. It is definitely a sight to see!

Thanks for sharing the picture.
doonya

its cool n all, but it lacks the grace IMO that the A380 has….When I saw the 380 at LAX in the flesh, it was mesmerizing….
Vegas

I walked through the cargo area of the dreamlifter as part of star mega do 2. It's an amazing contraption.

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