American Airlines has launched a new offer to purchase or gift AAdvantage miles up to a 45% off through March 15, 2021.
A while back, American Airlines upped the number of miles you can buy before any bonuses to 150,000 every calendar year. 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 first class sell-up one way non-refundable fares between New York (EWR) and Chicago (ORD), USA.
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Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their business class non-discountable round trip fares New York (JFK), USA and Milan (MXP), Italy. This fare can be booked on Iberia/British Airways codeshares via MAD/LHR.
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American Airlines seems to be in “love” with alliances; one on the West Coast with Alaska Airlines (becoming Oneworld Alliance member on March 31), and another one for the East Coast with JetBlue.
American Airlines previously had a partnership with JetBlue that ended on April 1, 2014 (read more here), and the new one was announced on July 2020 (read more here), although the start date was left in the dark.
American Airlines has traditionally offered fast track into its various status level to select members of its AAdvantage program, and a new batch of invitations have gone out.
A LoyaltyLobby reader forwarded us an email with an offer for a Platinum and ten 500-mile upgrade certificates for three months + opportunity to keep the status through January 31, 2022.
Considering what is going on in Burma or Myanmar at the moment, a military coup, we’ll have a throwback to 2012 when the country was opening up and decided to devalue its currency overnight.
Airlines price their tickets in local or other currencies, and IATA back then updated the tables used for currency conversions on a weekly basis. That timing opened up plenty of “specially” priced flight opportunities if you managed to get the ticket issued in or from Myanmar.
American Airlines has launched a new offer to purchase or gift AAdvantage miles up to a 75% bonus through February 14, 2021.
A while back, American Airlines upped the number of miles you can buy before any bonuses to 150,000 every calendar year. 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 Rio de Janeiro (GIG), Brazil and San Francisco (SFO) and several other destinations (LAX/SEA/PDX/NYC…) in the USA.
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This is a reminder to start exploring options of how to use up your American Airlines Systemwide Upgrades that are given to Executive Platinum members on a yearly basis, usually expiring January 31st but currently extended until July 31, 2021.
Upgrades will expire 1 year from the date deposited and Systemwide Upgrades can be used for travel beyond the expiration date – the upgrade just needs to be confirmed before the upgrade expires.
US-based airlines have been outliers when it comes to complimentary lounge access for their elite members compared to international ones that allow complimentary access from certain tiers.
United Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, And Alaska have sold access to their respective clubs for cash or part of higher-end affiliated credit cards.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their business class excursion round trip fares between New York (JFK/LGA/EWR), USA and Rio de Janeiro (GIG), Brazil.
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American Airlines has launched a new offer to purchase or gift AAdvantage miles at up to 40% off through January 31, 2021.
American Airlines a while back upped the number of miles that you can buy before any bonuses to 150,000 every calendar year. The account that buys or receives the miles must have been open for minimum of 30 days.
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) issued a rule on December 2nd (read more here) that airlines in the US would no longer be required to transport Emotional Support Animals (ESA) and they only need to accept trained dogs as service animals.
American Airlines announced yesterday that it would only accept emotional support animals through February 1, 2021, for existing bookings. The airline won’t authorize travel for service animals that don’t meet the updated DOT guidelines from January 11.
