American Airlines began to send out emails last month (read more here) to get AAdvantage members to renew their status or buy up to the next level using either cash or miles.
We weren’t aware of at the time that this would be available even for Executive Platinum-level, at least for renewals. A LoyaltyLobby reader dropped is a note where EXP status is offered for either $3,799 or 380,000 AAdvantage miles.
American Airlines has launched a new offer to purchase AAdvantage miles at up to 120,000 bonus through December 3, 2019.
The number of miles a member can buy before any bonuses is 150,000 per calendar year and the account that purchases or receives the miles must have been open for a minimum of 30 days.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their business class excursion round trip fares between Hong Kong and Cancun.
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American Airlines has launched a new offer to purchase AAdvantage miles at up to 100,000 bonus through November 28, 2019.
The number of miles a member can buy before any bonuses is 150,000 per calendar year and the account that purchases or receives the miles must have been open for a minimum of 30 days.
American Airlines AAdvantage has been sending out emails to select members offering them to renew the elite status they currently hold or upgrade it to a higher one through January 2021.
Members can log in at the website which is now live to see if American has an offer for them to maintain or upgrade the status.
Effective November 1, 2019 new rules have been implemented for paid members of American Airlines Admirals Club & United Airlines United Club, requiring them to have a same day ticket in order to gain access.
Previously it was sufficient to hold a valid membership of the respective club which is being sold on an annual basis and in some case attached to U.S. credit card products.
It’s the last opportunity to purchase American AAdvantage miles with up to 42,500 bonus miles + an additional 10% off through November 1st 2019 (promo has previously been extended).
The number of miles a member can buy before any bonuses is 150,000 per calendar year and the account that buys or receives the miles must have been open for minimum of 30 days.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to Japan Airlines and their basic season midweek premium economy advance purchase round trip fares between Los Angeles and the Philippines. This fare allows to be routed on American Airlines codeshar flights.
Remember that you can always email me or send me a message via Facebook or Twitter with your airfare-related findings or questions.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their shoulder season midweek business sell-up round trip fares between San Francisco and Milan.
Remember that you can always email me or send me a message via Facebook or Twitter with your airfare-related findings or questions.
American Airlines and Gol are in the process of negotiating a partnership between the airlines, according to the Brazilian news sources.
LATAM, Oneworld alliance airline bases around the continent, announced late September (read more here) that they would exit the alliance and form a closer relationship with Delta.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their basic season midweek business sell-up round trip fares between New York and Athens.
Remember that you can always email me or send me a message via Facebook or Twitter with your airfare-related findings or questions.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their basic season midweek business class excursion round trip fares between New York and Taiwan.
Remember that you can always email me or send me a message via Facebook or Twitter with your airfare-related findings or questions.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their basic season midweek business sell-up non-refundable round trip fares between Los Angeles and Italy. This fare allows to be routed via LHR on BA codeshare flights.
Remember that you can always email me or send me a message via Facebook or Twitter with your airfare-related findings or questions.
