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What kind of risk am I taking as a Delta elite member on a ‘hidden city’ fare?

What kind of risk am I taking as a Delta elite member on a ‘hidden city’ fare?

  1. Anonymous Guest

    Hey Ben,

    I just booked an amazing $620 round-trip fare on Delta from Boston to Tokyo for mid-June. I live in NYC, and am a Platinum Medallion on Delta. The return portion of the trip is NRT – JFK – BOS. I’ve never done a “hidden city” fare before (and didn’t even go looking for it this time). So my question is, what kind of risk am I taking as a Delta elite member if I fly the NRT -> JFK flight and then simply do not board the final JFK -> BOS leg? I’m kind of okay with not accruing miles/MQDs for this trip since the price is so cheap and I LOVE Tokyo. But could Delta freeze my FF account? Take away miles I already earned? Strip me of my elite status? I’m probably nervous for no reason, but would value your opinion. What would you do in my situation?

    Thanks,
    Rob

  2. Anonymous Guest

    @ Rob — It’s highly unlikely they’ll do anything if you don’t do this often. I wouldn’t worry.

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