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American Airlines AAdvantage Overview

American Airlines AAdvantage is the loyalty program for American Airlines. Given American’s extensive reach within the United Sates and abroad, they are the loyalty program of choice for many folks (including Greg the Frequent Miler). In 2022, American completely changed how elite status is earned with the introduction of Loyalty Points, making it possible to earn all the way up to Executive Platinum status without flying.

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Wyndham tanking its Caesars match, forgotten AA sweet spots and Million Mile Madness (Week...

Tim Steinke - 2
Million Mile Madness is on like Donkey Kong with the fellas traipsing around the world for SAS million mile gold. They've been blurry-eyed, running...
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American Airlines award chart sweet spots you might be ignoring

Nick Reyes - 4
During our Million Mile Madness challenge, it probably isn't a surprise that Greg, Stephen, and I have all filled in some gaps in our...
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Shopping portal bonuses from Alaska, American, Delta, Southwest, and United November 2024

Nick Reyes - 0
Each of the major US airline shopping portals are offering bonus miles for shopping over the next week or two. Note that end dates...

AA launches dynamic partner pricing, Hilton gift card headaches and using Venture X credit...

Tim Steinke - 1
Hilton gift cards are causing headaches, AA is starting to dynamically price partner awards and you can now use Capital One travel credits for...

Adios, Avios: Finnair Plus latest program to nerf domestic AA awards

Tim Steinke - 10
There once was a time where Avios were considered one of the best partner currencies with which to book domestic American Airlines awards -...

(Update: More Airlines Eligible) JetBlue launches status match for AA, Alaska, Delta and United...

Tim Steinke - 13
Update 10/29/24: JetBlue launched a status match opportunity a couple of months ago for elite members of American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, United and Delta....
AA vs Alaska Which miles are more valuable

Podcast: AA vs Alaska: Which miles are more valuable? | Coffee Break Ep30 |...

Caroline Yoder - 12
In a lot of ways, American Airlines and Alaska are similar programs - both in the One World alliance for example, with some reciprocal...
Hyatt's partnership with AA Deepened or Devalued

Podcast: Hyatt’s partnership with AA: Deepened or Devalued? | Coffee Break Ep29 | 10-15-24

Caroline Yoder - 8
Recently news broke that Hyatt and American Airlines plan to change their partnership with each other. Was the partnership "deepened" like we suggested when...

CitiBusiness AAdvantage Platinum Card: 75K Welcome Offer

Tim Steinke - 38
There is a new, limited-time offer for the CitiBusiness AAdvantage Platinum card: earn 75,000 miles after $5,000 in purchases within the first 5 months....
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Hyatt & American Airlines deepen partnership, add more reciprocal earning opportunities

Stephen Pepper - 48
Hyatt and American Airlines have had a partnership for several years, providing the ability to earn World of Hyatt points on American flights and...
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(EXPIRED) Targeted American Airlines offers: 15% rebate on awards, earn Loyalty Points on award...

Nick Reyes - 3
Over the past week, we've seen some interesting targeted promotions out for select American Airlines AAdvantage card members. Neither my wife nor I were...
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Time to get an Aviator card? Citi reportedly in talks to be sole American...

Nick Reyes - 36
Major news media is reporting that Citi is in talks with American Airlines to become to sole issuer of American Airlines credit cards. That...
Dare to dream of an end to devaluations

Deterring devaluations, bats at the library, post-flood Havasupai Falls, and new routes to Europe...

Caroline Yoder - 4
The government is stepping in to try and deter devaluations, Atlas Obscura delivers a batty site-seeing stop, Havasupai makes plans to reopen after last...
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(EXPIRED) American AAdvantage and Hyatt launch reciprocal instant status match / challenge

Tim Steinke - 16
Update 9/5/24: Just a reminder that today is the last for Hyatt elite members who were targeted for AA status to apply for that...
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