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American Airlines Is At It Again, Offering Status To People For Nothing
Written by joeheg @ Your Mileage May Vary
At times I wonder what it might be like to be a loyal American Airlines flyer to see your airline of choice giving away the status you flew countless miles and spent a good chunk of money to acquire. Last year American gave Sharon Platinum Pro status f…
We Flew Like Frequent Flyers (Which We’re Not) On American For One Flight. What’s Different?
Written by joeheg @ Your Mileage May Vary
When Sharon and I fly, we’re usually sitting somewhere in the back half of the airplane because I’m too cheap to pay for a better seat and we have no status to allow us to get the better seat assignments. There was the one exception this ye…
Which Airline Should I Fly For The Second Half Of 2017?
Which airline should I focus on in the second half of 2017? United Airlines, JetBlue, American Airlines? There might even be a reason to consider Delta.
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Money Talks. American Airlines Adds Revenue Requirement For Upgrades
American Airlines is rolling out some positive and negative changes for elite members. Is it good for you?
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American Airlines Is Offering New Platinum Pro Status For Sale
American Airlines will now let travelers purchase Platinum Pro status under certain conditions. Should you buy it?
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Did American Airlines Implement Dynamic Award Pricing (And Forgot To Tell Us)?
American Airlines has been making a number of changes since completing their systems integration with US Airways. Some have come with notice, others (more recently) have not. Is this another mistake that will become policy soon?
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