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If you're looking to get a head start on earning American Airlines elite status next year or want to make your next trip through a major AA hub more comfortable, it’s worth checking your AAdvantage account. American Airlines just launched two new targeted promotions.
The first offers an additional 500 Loyalty Points per segment flown, up to a maximum of 5,000 Loyalty Points. The second awards a one-time Flagship Lounge pass after completing an eligible flight in First, Business, or Premium Economy.
Here’s what you need to know about these limited-time offers and how to register.
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Earn Up to 5,000 Additional Loyalty Points on March Travel
The most common new American Airlines promotion you might be targeted for offers 500 bonus Loyalty Points per segment flown in March 2025. You can earn up to 5,000 bonus Loyalty Points with this promotion.
If you're eligible, you'll see the offer in your AAdvantage account. Be sure to click “Registration details” and complete the enrollment process (by March 31, 2025) so you don’t miss out.
But keep an eye on the fine print — flights booked with American Airlines miles, partner flights, and revenue flights in Basic Economy won’t count.
Related: Playing the American Airlines Loyalty Points Game
Key terms
- Earn 500 additional Loyalty Points per segment flown, up to a maximum of 5,000 Loyalty Points.
- Must register by March 31, 2025, before booking or holding a flight. Reservations made before registration do not qualify.
- Flights must depart between March 1, and March 31, 2025.
- Flights booked in Basic Economy do not qualify.
- Only American Airlines and American Eagle flights qualify; codeshare flights do not. Flights must earn AAdvantage® miles.
- Loyalty Points will be awarded within 14 days after the eligible flight posts.
- The promotional offer cannot be transferred and is only valid for the registered member.
Earn a Free Flagship Lounge Single Visit Pass After a Flight in a Premium Cabin
The second targeted American Airlines promotion is a bit rarer. You can earn a one-time pass to an American Airlines Flagship Lounge after booking and completing a premium cabin flight in March. Just be sure to register by March 31, 2025.
If your travel plans permit, this should be an easy offer to take advantage of. However, Flagship Lounges are only available in Chicago (ORD), Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW), Los Angeles (LAX), and Miami (MIA). Unless you plan to pass through one of these airports within 90 days of receiving the pass, it may not be worth going out of your way to book a more expensive ticket.
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Key terms
- Complete an eligible flight in First, Business, or Premium Economy to receive a Flagship Lounge Single Visit Pass (valid for 90 days from the date of deposit).
- Must register by March 31, 2025, before booking or holding a flight. Reservations made before registration do not qualify.
- Flights must depart between March 1 and March 31, 2025.
- Only the following fare classes qualify:
- First Class: F, A
- Business Class: J, C, D, I, R
- Premium Economy: W, P
- Only American Airlines and American Eagle flights qualify; codeshare flights do not. Flights must earn AAdvantage miles.
- The promotional offer cannot be transferred or assigned and is only valid for the registered AAdvantage member.
Final Thoughts
If you needed an extra reason to fly American Airlines in March, these promotions are arriving at the perfect time. Just make sure to enroll (if you're targeted) before booking eligible travel. And be sure to pay close attention to which bookings qualify for bonus Loyalty Points or the one-time Flagship Lounge pass. That way, you won't miss out.
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