Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their basic season business class excursion round trip fares between Seoul (ICN) and Buenos Aires (EZE).
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Wall Street Journal was reporting on Monday that both United Airlines and Delta Air Lines were considering repeating what they did back in the 2000s while going through multiple bankruptcy reorganizations.
United is in negotiating with its credit card partner JPMorgan Chase while Delta is planning to get cash from American Express for selling miles in advance.
American Airlines finally announced AAdvantage status extension for an additional twelve months through January 31, 2022 and also reduced the qualification level for the current membership year.
As a very (maybe THE most) noteworthy improvement is that miles earned from American Airlines co-branded credit cards will once again count towards the Million Miler status.
American Airlines has launched a new offer to buy AAdvantage miles with an up to 65% bonus through May 3, 2020.
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 is the last holdout of the legacy carriers that still hasn’t announced any relief effort for their AAdvantage Elite members for the current and coming membership year.
Pretty much all competitors have now published a complimentary elite status extension policy for their customers but so far it’s been crickets from American.
American Airlines and Alaska Airlines announced back in February (read more here) that Alaska would join the Oneworld Alliance in the summer of 2021. They enabled earning miles on each other’s flights on April 1 (read more here).
There was a disparity between earning Alaska Miles on American and AAdvantage miles on Alaska. Mileage Plan members had rich earnings and elite bonuses for AA flights, while this was not the case the other way around. American has now partially fixed it.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their midweek business class excursion round trip fares between Amsterdam and Hawaii. This fare is also being matched by Delta and United.
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American Airlines yesterday released its international summer schedule for 2020 that will see the airline reducing its capacity by 60% compared to 2019.
The airline is reducing Pacific capacity by 80%, Atlantic by 65%, and Latin America by 48%. American is also suspending 25 seasonal summer services until 2021.
American Airlines and Alaska Airlines announced back in February (read more here) that Alaska would join the Oneworld Alliance in the summer of 2021.
The airlines announced then that members of AAdvantage and Mileage Plan would again start earning miles on all flights sometime this spring that is now enabled effective April 1, 2020.
American Airlines has launched a new offer to buy AAdvantage miles with a highest-ever offered bonus of up to 100% through April 12, 2020.
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 first class sell-up one way non-refundable fares between Los Angeles and New Orleans.
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With air travel worldwide coming to a virtual stop, airlines first reaction has been (understandably) to adjust their capacity to barebone operations (like Cathay Pacific), or even to complete shut-off mode (like Austrian or Brussels Airlines) in order to preserve their cash flow and financial viability.
During this past week there’s been a second wave of reactions regarding the airline’s elite members and what the implications of the COVID19 pandemic are on their requalification processes.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their business class up-sell round trip fares between London and San Francisco.
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Worlds of Hyatt and American Airlines launched a partnership in 2019 (read more here) that allows elite members to earn both points and miles for hotel stays and flights.
Both offered a fast track to each other’s elites when this partnership was introduced and have now brought it back for 2020. Hyatt also offered American Airlines Executive Platinum-status for select Globalist members in 2019 (read more here, here and here).
