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Barclays Aviator to Citi transition April 2026: What we know and what we don’t

Nick Reyes - 58
We now have a clearer picture of the details regarding the transition of Barclays Aviator and Aviator Silver cardholders to Citi accounts. The accounts...

How Nick almost missed American Airlines AAdvantage Platinum elite status

Nick Reyes - 21
All of us enjoy sharing the "wins" in this hobby, from big new card bonuses to a million miles earned from an airline promotion,...
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Not all Barclays AA cards are moving to Citi…and they won’t be AA cards...

Tim Steinke - 50
Starting in late April, Barclays American Airlines cards will move to Citibank, which will then become the exclusive credit card issuer for AA in...

AA vs. Atmos: Which elite status game should I play?

Greg The Frequent Miler - 75
American Airlines AAdvantage and Alaska Airlines Atmos Rewards have a lot in common. Both are rewards programs for U.S.-based oneworld airlines. Both offer extremely...
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Success: Saving more than $1,000 with Aviator Silver Companion Certificates

Nick Reyes - 24
A perfect storm rolled in on me. Much to my surprise, Aviator Silver Companion Certificates saved the day. A few months ago, I wrote a...
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AAdvantage Aviator Silver Companion Certificate: First impressions

Nick Reyes - 29
One benefit of the Barclays-issued American AAdvantage Aviator cards (including both the AAdvantage Aviator Red and invite-only AAdvantage Aviator Silver) is a companion certificate...

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