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A Few Miles More: American Airlines First Class Kahului to Dallas-Forth Worth
For my return to New York, I took the redeye to Dallas. Concerned that my upgrade might not clear—especially when booking ten days in advance, I used one of my systemwides expiring February 2013. If I were flying from New … Continue reading
It’s Probably Official
The Dallas Morning News reports that the merger between US Airways and American Airlines will be announced tomorrow morning at 7:30AM CST: The plan is to announce the deal in the pre-dawn hours Thursday, followed by a 7:30 a.m. CST … Continue reading
A Few Miles More: American Airlines First Class Los Angeles to Kahului
As seems to be the tradition at American’s LAX station, boarding started several minutes ahead of schedule. When I made it to the gate at the scheduled boarding time, boarding for group 3 had already been called. American 253 Los … Continue reading
A Few Miles More: American Airlines Business Class New York to Los Angeles
A few minutes after I booked this trip, I called the Executive Platinum desk to apply one of my systemwide upgrades expiring at the end of February 2013 to my reservation to upgrade my OGG-DFW-LGA segments. At the time, the … Continue reading
A Few Miles More: An Introduction
Since Hawaiian Airlines entered the New York market, there have been a number of fare wars for flights to Hawaii. As I got to January 8th without any particular plans for MLK weekend, I decided to go to Maui. While … Continue reading
I Don’t Think I Like Change
Change is bad. It’s how you get New Coke, wilted tulips, and other sundry destroyed icons. American announced their rebranding this morning: It’s been compared to Air France and Cubana. The livery has already been painted a 737. Photo Courtesy … Continue reading
My 2012 Mile and Point Earning and Burning
In the tradition of last year, it’s time to summarize where I went and how I got there. I flew about 217k miles in 2012, approximately 186k of which were revenue miles. Across my revenue and award travel, all but … Continue reading
Buy AA Miles for 2.01cpm
From now until December 31st, AA is offering bonus miles on mile purchases. Additionally, the normal 40k/year cap has been lifted to 60k miles. Miles cost $29.5625/1k (inclusive of taxes) for purchases of 6k miles or more, plus a $35 … Continue reading
I Thought This Only Happened on United…
So I just went to check-in for my flight on American Airlines tomorrow. While I’ve had mystery errors during check-in with United (particularly since 3/3), this is a first for AA: The EXP desk says the reservation is fine (unlike … Continue reading
25% Avios Sale for US Originating Itineraries
One Mile at a Time and View from the Wing both note that the 25% off sale that I discussed yesterday is applicable to itineraries originating the United States, not just London. As a US-originating roundtrip is far simpler than … Continue reading