American Airlines just released its latest (and last) list of Reduced Mileage Awards discounted destinations. Eligible Citi and Barclays American Airlines cardholders can get up to 7,500 miles off a round trip ticket by taking advantage of this great offer. Eligible destinations vary on the month, so be sure to check before booking an American flight within the U.S. and Canada.

Holders of American Airlines co-branded credit cards have long enjoyed a little-known benefit: AA Reduced Mileage Awards. These awards apply to 9 co-branded cards with two levels of discount available based on the particular card you hold.

American Airlines’ latest sale lets AAdvantage members buy miles with a 75% bonus. The lowest purchase rate through this promotion is 1.84¢ per mile. Here’s when it can make sense to buy points at this rate.

Hyatt and American Airlines have launched a new round of reciprocal fast track elite challenges. With this promotion, elites of both programs will have the opportunity to quickly earn elite status with the other by completing qualifying activity.

American Airlines is gifting eligible members free Gold or Platinum elite status for free elite status, plus 10 upgrades! Plus, you can earn 10 more upgrades and extend your elite status (or elevate it to even higher tiers) by reaching certain thresholds. Here’s how to check if you’re targeted for this offer.

Through its nearly two dozen partners, you can use American Airlines AAdvantage® miles to fly to over 1,000 destinations around the world. Now’s a great time to consider some of the great destinations and amazing business- and first-class products you can fly using AAdvantage® miles.

American Airlines AAdvantage has brought back its mid-year hotel transfer promotion. Through June 30, 2021, you can receive a 25% bonus when you transfer Hyatt or IHG hotel points to AA. Is this promotion good enough to transfer your hotel points? Well, that depends on your situation. Here’s what you need to know about this promotion.

The “Northeast Alliance” between American and JetBlue just got even better. Members of both the AAdvantage program and the TrueBlue program can now earn miles/points when traveling on all flights operated by either airline. Previously, only codeshare flights were eligible for members to earn points when traveling on either JetBlue or American.

This week marks the 40th anniversary of the American Airlines AAdvantage program. So, American Airlines is offering several great deals to help you save money and earn miles from booking your travels. Today’s deal offers up to 1,600 bonus miles for booking award flights by May 14, 2021. Here’s how to register to take advantage of this promotion.

The SimplyMiles program lets users earn additional American Airlines miles with hundreds of partners when they shop using a Mastercard. There are no fees and no requirement to use an American Airlines co-branded card. If you want to earn AAdvantage miles on everyday purchases, SimplyMiles is a program worth taking a closer look at.