If you are willing to shell out $20,000 for prepaid travel on United for the next year, then you will earn United's most elite frequent flyer level. United Airlines has unveiled three prepaid travel cards that enable consumers to buy "elite" status. The cards will go on sale February 1st and will expire on February 28th, 2006. The "Premier" level card is available for $5,000; the "Premier Executive" level card
requires $10,000; and the "1K" level card will cost $20,000. The new
cards will also reward purchasers with a 5% discount on domestic United,
United Express and Ted flights when that card is used for qualifying
purchases on united.com. United's "Mileage Plus" program has more than
45 million enrolled members. For more information visit: http:www.united.com/prepaidtravel
If you are willing to shell out $20,000 for prepaid travel on United for the next year, then you will earn United's most elite frequent flyer level. United Airlines has unveiled three prepaid travel cards that enable consumers to buy "elite" status. The cards will go on sale February 1st and will expire on February 28th, 2006. The "Premier" level card is available for $5,000; the "Premier Executive" level card
requires $10,000; and the "1K" level card will cost $20,000. The new
cards will also reward purchasers with a 5% discount on domestic United,
United Express and Ted flights when that card is used for qualifying
purchases on united.com. United's "Mileage Plus" program has more than
45 million enrolled members. For more information visit: 
