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Tag: American Airlines

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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Eat out, earn more: Guide to card-linked dining programs for airlines, hotels & more

Stephen Pepper - 30
One of the ways to earn points, miles and/or cashback on your everyday spend is to link your payment card(s) to dining programs that...

Earn 80K miles on the Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select card with no annual fee...

Stephen Pepper - 40
Citi and American Airlines have a boosted welcome offer on the Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard. This is a terrific, in-flight offer...
Book experiences with points & miles

Experience Points: Book activities for no cash with these miles & points

Stephen Pepper - 7
Airline and hotel loyalty programs have long provided the ability to book activities and experiences using your points and miles. Those usually take two forms:...
Citi AAdvantage Business World Elite Mastercard welcome offer 75K

New 75K welcome offer on Citi AAdvantage Business card

Stephen Pepper - 7
The welcome offer on the Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select card dropped from 75K to 50K yesterday, but in its place came a limited time...
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American Airlines offering a juicy opportunity to match to AAdvantage Elite Status…with a catch

Tim Steinke - 10
American Airlines is finally running a killer status match promotion. Unfortunately, it's intended for businesses only. American Airlines has long offered an "Instant Status Pass"...

Elite status via credit card spend: AA vs Delta vs United vs Alaska vs...

Greg The Frequent Miler - 42
American Airlines, Delta, United, Alaska, and several other airlines offer four tiers of elite status. Each of these loyalty programs allows you to earn...

American Airlines 787 Flagship Preferred Suite Review

Greg The Frequent Miler - 12
Separately, I reviewed American Airlines' new Flagship Suite. These are AA's terrific new business class seats. But AA has a slightly nicer option on...

Now transfer from more Citi ThankYou cards to American Airlines

Nick Reyes - 13
Citi ThankYou Rewards has made a program update and it is now possible to transfer from several popular cards with no annual fee to...

Citi Strata Elite lounge access: Priority Pass & Admirals Club access details

Nick Reyes - 26
A couple of days ago, I had the chance to test out Admirals Club access courtesy of the Citi Strata Elite card and wanted...
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Rumor: Barclays Aviator Red to stop taking applications 9/30/25

Nick Reyes - 35
We've known since late last year that Citi was set to become the sole issuer of American Airlines credit cards. As such, we have...
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(EXPIRED) American AAdvantage and Hyatt launch reciprocal instant status match / challenge

Tim Steinke - 29
Hyatt and American Airlines have offered reciprocal benefits for elite members in one or both of the programs for several years, involving points-earning and...
Will AA devalue now that Citi transfers to AA

Will AA devalue now that Citi transfers to AA? | Coffee Break Ep66 |...

Caroline Yoder - 12
Citi now offers a way to transfer points 1 to 1 to American Airlines, which has many predicting an AA devaluation is on the...

American Airlines “devaluation” (relax, partner awards unaffected)

Nick Reyes - 7
One Mile at a Time recently reported on a "devaluation" of sorts when using American Airlines miles to book American Airlines flights. While some...

Seismic summer shifts in the points & miles game

Greg The Frequent Miler - 36
I can't remember a time when so much has changed so quickly in the points and miles space as has happened this summer. First,...
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