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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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American Airlines Offering Status Challenge Based On Earning Loyalty Points

Stephen Pepper - 4
American Airlines has launched a new status challenge that they're calling Instant Status Pass. This gives AAdvantage members status for four months, with the...
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Citi AAdvantage Executive Card: new 85k welcome offer

Tim Steinke - 7
Citi has increased the welcome offer on the AAdvantage Executive Mastercard to 85,000 AAdvantage miles after spending $6,500 within the first 3 months. This...
AAdvantage Aviator Business MasterCard 80,000 miles welcome offer

AAdvantage Aviator Business Mastercard 80k + $95 Welcome Offer

Tim Steinke - 25
Throughout August and September, the AAdvantage Aviator Business MasterCard has had a solid welcome offer of 70,000 miles after $2,000 in spend. That offer...
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New AAdvantage member offer: earn up to 5,000 bonus miles

Nick Reyes - 4
American Airlines is offering a couple of bonuses for new members that might be intriguing to those who are not yet members of its...
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AAdvantage sale: US to Aruba and Bonaire roundtrip for 20,000 miles from Nov-Feb

Tim Steinke - 3
TPG recently posted about round-trip flights to Aruba (AUA) from multiple US cities on American Airlines that are on sale for 20,000 AAdvantage miles...
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(EXPIRED) Stack Craftsy Offers For Small Profit + 4,050 American Airlines Miles & Loyalty...

Stephen Pepper - 110
There are three stackable offers available for Craftsy that can not only make you a small profit, but will also earn you more than...
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Gift lounge access, elite status, and more. Top cards offering great authorized user perks.

Greg The Frequent Miler - 4
Most ultra-premium credit cards justify their steep prices by offering airport lounge access, elite status, and other high end perks.  In many cases, it's...
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(EXPIRED) Parlay American Airlines Status Into Hyatt Status With This Status Fast Track (register...

Stephen Pepper - 29
A few years ago Hyatt and American Airlines announced a partnership that offered reciprocal benefits for elite members in one or both of the...
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Stackable AAdvantage offer: 2500 miles and 4 bottles of wine for $10 with Winc

Tim Steinke - 75
Winc is a personalized wine subscription service that sources wine from multiple regions and sells it under their own custom labels.  The AA shopping...
Hobbiton New Zealand

(EXPIRED) Lots Of Business Class Award Availability To Australia & New Zealand On Fiji...

Stephen Pepper - 10
Fiji Airways currently has a lot of business class award availability on flights to Australia and New Zealand which, depending on how you book,...
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American Airlines Loyalty Points Game Update: Halfway through, who’s in front?

Tim Steinke - 31
Remember the AA Loyalty Games? At the beginning of this year, American Airlines started using a new way for AAdvantage members to earn elite...
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Surprising: Get 1c per mile (or more) using AAdvantage miles for hotels

Nick Reyes - 8
In planning my trip for our 3 Cards, 3 Continents challenge, I've been leaving no stone unturned when it comes to finding ways to...
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American Airlines/Alaska Airlines – New portal bonuses up to 2000 miles

Tim Steinke - 11
Alaska Airlines and American Airlines shopping portals both launched new promotions this week which offer up to 2000 bonus miles when spending from $100-$300. See...
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American Airlines Flagship First vs Flagship Business

Nick Reyes - 18
I recently had the chance to fly American Airlines both to and from Europe. My flight to Europe was in American's Flagship First Class...
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