How long does it take for the frequent flyer miles to show up on my account? This question is about Best Frequent Flyer Programs

Frequent flyer miles will show up on your account between 1-5 days after your flight, on average. Below you can find specific information about some of the major airlines: Airline Details United Airlines Miles will be deposited to your account within 48 hours after travel is completed. For partner flights it may take up to 7 days American Airlines Miles will be deposited to your account in 1 - 3 days after travel is completed. For partner flights it may take up to 15 days Delta Air Lines Miles will be deposited to your account in 24 - 48 hours after the flight Southwest Airlines Miles will be deposited to your account in less than 72 hours after the flight

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Frequent flyer miles will show up on your account between 1-5 days after your flight, on average. Below you can find specific information about some of the major airlines:

Airline	Details
United Airlines	Miles will be deposited to your account within 48 hours after travel is completed. For partner flights it may take up to 7 days
American Airlines	Miles will be deposited to your account in 1 - 3 days after travel is completed. For partner flights it may take up to 15 days
Delta Air Lines	Miles will be deposited to your account in 24 - 48 hours after the flight
Southwest Airlines	Miles will be deposited to your account in less than 72 hours after the flight

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