Silver Medallion is one of the levels in Delta’s Medallion program, part of Delta’s SkyMiles Frequent Flyer program. The silver medallion is the lowest of the three (Silver, Gold, Platinum) but still affords some nice benefits over regular passengers. These benefits are all yours until February 28th, 2006 if you take a flight out of one of 14 cities.
Airlines frequent flyer miles are typically valued at around a penny per mile, so getting ten thousand frequent flyer miles is worth about a hundred bucks. It’s worth even more if you’re close to getting a free frequent flyer ticket and you really want to take that trip on the airline’s tab. That’s when a frequent flyer mileage card comes in incredibly handy. If you sign up for a Continental Airlines World MasterCard® from Chase, you get will get ten thousand OnePass miles at the cost of a $85 annual fee. Plus, you earn a mile for reach dollar you spend, so it’s basically 1% back.