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DALLAS - pdated 1:28 p.m. ET Oct. 20, 2008
DALLAS - Airline customers are cashing in more frequent-flier awards this year, looking to avoid higher fares and believing that miles just aren't worth the same anymore.

With so many new ways to earn miles — on everything from car rentals to groceries — savvy travelers fear it'll soon become harder to go where they want, when they want for free.

"The glamour of the frequent-flier award has faded," says Jay Sorensen, who ran the loyalty program at Midwest Airlines and is now an airline consultant. "People are realizing that using miles to go to Hawaii is a difficult objective."

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The economy and high fares may also be pushing people to spend their miles.

Randy Petersen, who tracks frequent-flier programs as publisher of InsideFlyer magazine, says recent fare hikes are