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Delta Air Lines customers will be able to earn SkyMiles when ordering an Uber ride to the airport, thanks to a new partnership between the companies starting in the spring.

Inc., the second-largest player in the U.S. rideshare market with a market capitalization of $5.67 billion, finds itself at a ...

Delta SkyMiles members will be able to earn SkyMiles on Uber rides to and from the airport starting this spring. Uber is replacing Lyft, which has been the airline's ride-sharing partner since 2017.

With so many partners, including airlines and other well-known travel brands, such as Airbnb, Expedia, Hertz and Lyft, there are many ways to earn and redeem Delta SkyMiles. There are also plenty ...

CNBC reports that Uber’s win will come at the expense of Lyft, which has been Delta’s partner in the space for eight years. The outlet says that SkyMiles members will have until April 7 to ...

BofA Securities adjusted its outlook on Lyft shares (NASDAQ:LYFT), reducing the price target to $19 from the previous $21 while retaining a Buy rating on the stock. Currently trading at $13.96, Lyft's ...

The deal means an end of Delta’s partnership with Lyft. The Uber partnership will launch in the spring, giving Uber customers access to perks like “improved Uber pickup and drop off ...

Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) will link its frequent-flyer program SkyMiles with Uber (NYSE:UBER) this spring, as the airline will end its existing partnership with Lyft (NASDAQ:LYFT) in April.

Delta also has partnerships with Starbucks, Ticketmaster and Hertz. Delta is ending its eight-year partnership with Lyft and will partner exclusively with Uber for its SkyMiles loyalty program.

After an eight-year partnership, Delta Airlines has ended its relationship with Lyft, choosing its direct competitor, Uber as its new ride-sharing partner for its loyalty program starting this ...