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American Airlines is part of the oneworld alliance, which offers flights to more than 900 destinations in 170 territories around the world.
The AAdvantage rewards program is the airline’s loyalty program, and members can climb elite status tiers by earning Loyalty Points.
There are numerous ways to earn American AAdvantage miles for free travel as well, including spending on a co-branded airline credit card.
AAdvantage miles are valued slightly less than competing carriers’ rewards offerings, but since the program is free to join, there’s no downside to signing up.
If you’re looking for an airline that can take you where you want to go, there’s a good chance American Airlines or one of its partners offers the itinerary you’re looking for. American Airlines offers an average of nearly 6,700 daily flights, making it one of the largest airlines in the world. It’s also a founding member of the oneworld Alliance, which allows you to seamlessly fly to more than 900 destinations and 170 territories around the world with top airlines.
Flying with American Airlines can be improved by joining its loyalty program, AAdvantage. Applying for an American Airlines credit card can also help you score frequent flyer benefits and rack up airline miles for every trip you take. If you’re interested in the American AAdvantage program, wondering how to sign up or trying to figure out if you should, read on for an overview of this program and how it works.
Who is American Airlines AAdvantage best for?
AAdvantage is best for travelers who fly with American Airlines or any of its partners. Although those who travel frequently will benefit more from the program and have the chance to qualify for elite status, those who travel infrequently can still benefit from the program since it’s free to join.
Once you sign up for AAdvantage, you’ll earn miles and Loyalty Points whenever you travel or shop with American Airlines and its partners. Miles can be used for flights around the world, premium cabin upgrades and other types of travel like vacation packages, car rentals and hotels. Loyalty Points will help you reach AAdvantage elite status, which comes with more travel perks.
To join and use this program, you’ll need to:
Step 1: Create an account: You’ll do this by providing basic information like your name, date of birth, address, email and phone number.
Step 2: Find your frequent flyer number: This ID is made up of a combination of letters and numbers and will be assigned to you after you verify your account. You’ll receive this number via email after you join the program, and you’ll find it within your online loyalty account.
Step 3: Use it when booking flights: When you book flights with American Airlines or its partners, you’ll be able to input your frequent flyer number, which will then allow you to earn rewards for that flight.
How do AAdvantage miles compare to other programs?
AAdvantage mile valuations are roughly comparable to those from other airline loyalty programs. Take a look at how AAdvantage miles compare to miles in programs from other major airlines:
Airline loyalty program
Value*
American AAdvantage
1.0 cents
Delta SkyMiles
1.2 cents
JetBlue TrueBlue
1.3 cents
Southwest Rapid Rewards
1.5 cents
United MileagePlus
0.9 cents
How to earn American Airlines miles
Earning miles with the American Airlines AAdvantage program is easy. Here are all the ways you can rack up miles with this frequent flyer program:
u003c/pu003ernu003cpu003eYou’ll earn miles whenever you fly with American or with partner airlines like British Airways, Cathay Pacific and Iberia. Note that all AAdvantage members earn a minimum rate of 5 base miles per dollar on flights marketed by American, but that AAdvantage elite flyers earn more miles for each dollar spent.u003c/pu003ernu003cpu003e
You can also earn miles by booking other travel — such as hotels, car rentals, vacation packages and cruises — through American or with American Airlines partners.
If you sign up for a u003ca href=u0022https://www.bankrate.com/credit-cards/advice/co-branded-credit-cards-guide/u0022u003eco-branded credit cardu003c/au003e from American Airlines, you can earn a generous welcome bonus, as well as miles for each dollar you spend on your card.
You can earn miles through partner merchant offers, which you can get by shopping with programs like SimplyMiles. This program for Mastercard users sends you personalized offers from partner merchants like Petco, Amazon and Best Buy.rnrnYou can also use the u003ca href=u0022https://www.bankrate.com/credit-cards/travel/american-airlines-aadvantage-shopping-portal/u0022u003eAAdvantage eShoppingu003c/au003e portal, which lets you earn miles when you shop with participating retailers.This portal makes it easy to earn miles quickly since hundreds of retailers participate, and since all you have to do is log into your account and u0022click throughu0022 the portal before you shop.
Another option is u003ca href=u0022https://www.bankrate.com/credit-cards/travel/guide-to-american-aadvantage-dining-program/u0022u003eusing AAdvantage Diningu003c/au003e, which lets you earn airline miles when you dine with participating restaurants in your area and pay with a linked credit or debit card. The program currently offers a promotion of 500 bonus miles in your first 30 days when you meet minimum requirements..
u003c/pu003ernu003cpu003eYou can also earn miles whenever you make a donation to an eligible charity. For example, you can earn 10 AAdvantage miles per dollar on any donation of $25 or more to u003ca href=u0022https://standuptocancer.org/american-airlines-donate-10-mile/u0022u003eStand Up To Canceru003c/au003e.u003c/pu003ernu003cpu003e
How to redeem American Airlines miles
There are plenty of ways to redeem AAdvantage miles, including for:
Flights with American Airlines, oneworld airlines and partner airlines
Flight upgrades with American Airlines, British Airways and Iberia
Main Cabin seat reservations
Rental cars, hotel stays and vacation packages
Purchasing or renewing an Admirals Club membership
Exclusive travel experiences and services (like an airport escort)
Charitable donations
Best ways to redeem miles
Generally speaking, the best way to redeem American Airlines miles is for flights. You’ll usually get roughly 1.0 cents in value when you redeem miles for flights, though redemption values can vary depending on demand, travel dates and other factors.
To get the most bang for your buck, look for American Airlines redemption deals. These online frequent flyer deals change frequently, but if you catch one at the right time, it’ll let you book flights to select destinations for fewer miles than usual.
As a frequent American flyer, I can also add that the best way to maximize these miles is being as flexible as you can with your travel dates and destination. This one step will ensure you find award flights for a lower total cost, which can help you stretch your miles as far as they can go.
And even though American no longer sticks to an award chart, there are definitely deals to be had and awards that let users get a lot more than one cent per mile in value. For example, you can frequently find awards from mainland U.S. to the Caribbean or Mexico for less than 10,000 miles one-way. However, you’ll want to be flexible with dates as I mentioned. As you can see from the example flight below (Indianapolis, Indiana to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic), awards on some days cost double what you’ll pay if you travel a day later or a few days earlier.
You can also find some pretty sweet international fares from the U.S. to Europe, but again, you’ll want to watch out for days that cost more than others. See the example below where a one-way economy flight from Chicago, Illinois to Rome, Italy costs more than 50,000 miles some days and 30,000 on others.
American also has a “calendar” feature (at the right hand top corner of the screenshot above) that lets you see the lowest award fare price for each day of any month, so make sure you use it. When you do, you’ll see an overview of the month’s awards for your chosen travel destination.
You can even click the arrows on either side to see results for the months before and after the month of your original search.
Redemption options to avoid
Since you’ll get the most value out of AAdvantage miles that are redeemed for flights, you’ll want to strongly reconsider any redemption options that aren’t for airfare. For example, hotel bookings made with American Airlines miles will usually net you less than 1 cent per mile in value. The same is true for car rentals and vacation packages.
While redeeming airline miles for upgrades to a premium cabin is worth considering, you’ll usually have to supply a cash copay to do so. This reduces the value of the miles used to make the upgrade.
American Airlines elite status and memberships
Like other frequent flyer programs, the American AAdvantage program offers several status tiers with varying benefits for its most loyal members.
As a regular AAdvantage member, you’ll earn 1 Loyalty Point for every 1 eligible AAdvantage mile. And remember, Loyalty Points are awarded separately from the miles you earn for flights.
AAdvantage elite status members can then earn more bonus miles on top of base flight miles, among many other benefits. Additional Loyalty Point Rewards are also available for reaching specific reward levels outside of the four designated Elite status levels.
Loyalty Points needed to earn each status level and elite status benefits are:
Elite status
Loyalty Points needed
Benefits
AAdvantage Gold
40,000
40% status mileage bonus
24-hour upgrade windowPriority check-in, security and Group 4 boarding
Same-day standby priority
Unlimited, auto-requested complimentary upgrades on select American-marketed and -operated flights
Complimentary upgrade for you and 1 companion on American and Alaska Airlines flights
Complimentary Main Cabin Extra Seats at check-in, when available
Complimentary Preferred Seats, when available1 free checked bag
oneworld® Ruby status
Discounted Admirals Club® membership
Access to an exclusive Gold service desk and exclusive partner offers
AAdvantage Platinum
75,000
60% status mileage bonus48-hour upgrade window
Priority check-in, security, Group 3 boarding and bag delivery
Same-day standby priority
Unlimited, auto-requested complimentary upgrades on select American marketing and operated flights
Complimentary upgrade for you and 1 companion on American and Alaska Airlines flights
Complimentary Main Cabin Extra and Preferred Seats, when available2 free checked bags
oneworld® Sapphire status
Discounted Admirals Club® membership
Access to an exclusive Platinum service desk and exclusive partner offers
AAdvantage Platinum Pro
125,000
80% status mileage bonus72-hour upgrade window
Priority check-in, security, Group 2 boarding and bag delivery
Same-day standby priority
Unlimited, auto-requested complimentary upgrades on select American marketing and operated flights
Complimentary upgrade for you and 1 companion on American and Alaska Airlines flights
Complimentary Main Cabin Extra and Preferred Seats, when available
Complimentary same-day flight changes
Access to an exclusive Platinum service desk and exclusive partner offers3 free checked bags
oneworld® Emerald status
AAdvantage Executive Platinum
200,000
All of the benefits of AAdvantage Platinum Pro120% status mileage bonus100-hour upgrade window
Priority check-in, security, Group 1 boarding and bag delivery
Complimentary upgrades on award tickets
Guaranteed availability in the Main Cabin
Waitlist priority for purchased First or Business Class
Complimentary alcoholic beverage and snack in the Main Cabin
oneworld® Emerald status
Access to an exclusive Executive Platinum service desk and exclusive partner offers
What are Loyalty Choice Rewards?
The American AAdvantage program reimagined the Loyalty Choice Rewards benefit in the last few years while also changing its name to Loyalty Point Rewards. While this benefit used to be available to the two highest tiers of status within the AAdvantage program, it’s now given out in a different way.
Essentially, AAdvantage members get specific new benefits and the chance to pick from new Loyalty Point Rewards as they reach a new threshold of Loyalty Points. The chart below shows how these awards are given out and the benefits flyers can choose from.
Threshold reached
You get:
15,000 Loyalty Points
Group 5 boarding (for the membership year), plus:
Choose 1 reward:
1,000 Loyalty Points
Priority privileges and Group 4 boarding for a trip
5 Preferred Seat coupons
60,000 Loyalty Points
AAdvantage Gold® benefits, plus:
Unlock Avis Preferred Plus® status
Unlock 20% Loyalty Point bonus when you spend with select partners within 6 months of unlocking this reward
100,000 Loyalty Points
AAdvantage Platinum® benefits, plus:
Unlock Avis President’s Club® status
Unlock 30% Loyalty Point bonus when you spend with select partners within 6 months of unlocking this reward
150,000 AAdvantage® miles toward a Mastercard Priceless® Experience* (AAdvantage® credit cardmember exclusive)
How long does AAdvantage status last?
Whenever you qualify for AAdvantage status, the status year will start on March 1 of that year and extend through February of the next year. Your membership year will begin on the date you qualify (or April 1, whichever comes first) and extend through March 31 of each year.
American Airlines partners
American Airlines is a part of the oneworld alliance, which means you can earn or redeem miles with many popular airlines around the globe. As you take a closer look at the American Airlines AAdvantage program, consider the u003ca href=u0022https://www.aa.com/i18n/aadvantage-program/miles/partners/partner-airlines.jspu0022u003eairline partnersu003c/au003e you could fly with depending on your chosen destination.rnrnu003cbu003ePartners in the oneworld alliance include:u003c/bu003ernu003culu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eAmerican Airlines*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eAlaska Airlines*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eBritish Airways*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eCathay Pacific*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eFinnair*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eIberia*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eJapan Airlines*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eMalaysia Airlines*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eQantas*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eQatar Airways*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eRoyal Air Maroc*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eRoyal Jordanian Airlines*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eSriLankan Airlines*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eFiji Airways (will become full member in 2025)u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eOman Air (will become full member in 2025)u003c/liu003ernu003c/ulu003ernu003culu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00222u0022u003eu003cbu003eOther American Airlines partners include:u003c/bu003ernu003culu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eAer Lingusu003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eAir Tahiti Nui*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eCape Air*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eChina Southern Airlinesu003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eEtihad Airways*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eGOL Airlinesu003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eHawaiian Airlines*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eIndiGou003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eJetBlue*u003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eJetSMARTu003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eSilver Airways*u003c/liu003ernu003c/ulu003ernu003c/liu003ernu003c/ulu003ernu003ciu003e*Airlines that let you redeem miles on AA.comu003c/iu003e
American Airlines allows you to earn AAdvantage miles for hotel stays at select hotels:rnu003culu003ern tu003cli style=u0022list-style-type: none;u0022u003ernu003culu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eu003cbu003eAmerican Airlines Hotels: u003c/bu003eEarn up to 10,000 miles each nightu003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eu003cbu003eHyatt Hotels u0026amp; Resortsu003c/bu003e: Earn 500 miles for each stay with an eligible hotelu003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eu003cbu003eMarriott Internationalu003c/bu003e: Earn 2X miles per dollar for eligible hotel stays and chargesu003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eu003cbu003eIHG Hotels u0026amp; Resortsu003c/bu003e: Earn 1X to 2X miles per dollar on all qualifying room ratesu003c/liu003ernu003c/ulu003ernu003c/liu003ernu003c/ulu003ernYou can also convert points from u003ca href=u0022https://www.aa.com/i18n/aadvantage-program/miles/partners/hotels/convert-hotel-points-to-miles.jspu0022u003eselect hotel loyalty programsu003c/au003e to AAdvantage miles:
American Airlines has a number of u003ca href=u0022https://www.bankrate.com/credit-cards/news/credit-cards-and-car-rental-insurance/u0022u003ecar rental partnersu003c/au003e that you can earn AAdvantage miles or Loyalty Points with. Partners include:rnu003culu003ern tu003cli style=u0022list-style-type: none;u0022u003ernu003culu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eu003cbu003eAvisu003c/bu003e: Earn at least 2X base miles per dollar, up to 500 bonus miles and Loyalty pointsu003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eu003cbu003eBudgetu003c/bu003e: Earn at least 2X base miles per dollar, up to 500 bonus miles and Loyalty pointsu003c/liu003ern tu003cli aria-level=u00223u0022u003eu003cbu003eHertzu003c/bu003e: Earn 3X base miles per dollar spentu003c/liu003ernu003c/ulu003ernu003c/liu003ernu003c/ulu003ernu0026nbsp;
Top credit cards that earn American Airlines miles
American Airlines credit cards make accumulating airline miles a breeze — regardless of how often you fly with the airline. The following airline cards offer plenty of reasons to sign up, including generous bonuses and frequent flyer benefits.
Best for no annual fee
American Airlines AAdvantage® MileUp® Card
The American Airlines AAdvantage® MileUp® is an excellent option for earning American Airlines miles if you don’t want to pay an annual fee. You can earn a welcome bonus of 15,000 miles after spending $500 within the first three months of account opening. You’ll also earn 2X miles on eligible American Airlines purchases and at grocery stores and 1X mile per dollar on all other purchases.However, you won’t get any major frequent flyer perks with this card. The main perk that you’ll get is 25 percent off in-flight food and beverage purchases.
Best for everyday spending
Citi® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select® World Elite Mastercard®
The Citi® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select® World Elite Mastercard® is a great option for everyday spending since you can earn 2X miles on eligible American Airlines purchases, 2X miles at restaurants and gas stations and 1X miles on other purchases. A generous welcome bonus comes with this card as well — you can earn 75,000 bonus miles when you spend $3,500 within four months of account opening.
You’ll also get quite a few frequent flyer perks, such as:
Preferred boarding
One free checked bag on domestic American Airlines itineraries for you and up to four travel companions on the same reservation
25 percent off in-flight food and beverage purchases
No foreign transaction fees
Plus, you can earn a $125 American Airlines flight discount each year after you spend $20,000 or more within your cardmember year and renew your card. This card comes with a $99 annual fee, but you’ll get a $0 intro annual fee the first year.
Best for airport lounge access
Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Elite Mastercard®
The Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Elite Mastercard®* is ideal for anyone who wants complimentary access to Admirals Club airport lounges. This perk alone certainly makes the card’s $595 annual fee worth it since Admirals Club membership is worth up to $850. You’ll also start off with a generous welcome bonus of 70,000 miles when you spend $7,000 within three months of account opening.
Frequent flyer benefits include:
Up to a $100 application fee credit toward Global Entry or TSA PreCheck (every four years)
Free first checked bag for you and up to eight companions on the same reservation (domestic flights only)
Priority boarding, priority check-in and screening for you and up to eight companions (where available)
No foreign transaction fees
25 percent discount on in-flight food and beverage purchases
Best for business owners
Citi® / AAdvantage Business™ World Elite Mastercard®
If you own a business, consider the CitiBusiness® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select® Mastercard®. This business credit card comes with a $99 annual fee that’s waived for the first year from account opening. It also offers 65,000 bonus miles after you spend $4,000 within four months of account opening.
You’ll also earn 2X miles on eligible American Airlines purchases; 2X miles on purchases made with cable and satellite providers, gas stations, car rentals and select telecommunications merchants; and 1X miles on all other purchases.
Travel benefits include:
Preferred boarding
A 25-percent discount on in-flight food, beverages and Wi-Fi purchases
First checked bag free for you and up to four companions on the same reservation (domestic flights only)
No foreign transaction fees
You can also qualify for an American Airlines companion certificate for domestic travel after you spend $30,000 or more each card membership year and renew your card (note that it costs $99 plus taxes and fees to redeem the certificate).
The bottom line
American Airlines AAdvantage miles are easy to earn and redeem, and they can be easily transferred to other AAdvantage members, as well as a large number of American Airlines partners. Plus, if you sign up for one of their co-branded travel credit cards or earn elite status, you can earn bonus miles and receive travel perks or discounts.
If you prefer flying with American Airlines — regardless of how frequently you fly — joining the free AAdvantage program would be worthwhile since you’ll have nothing to lose by signing up.
American Airlines AAdvantage FAQs
u003c/pu003enu003cpu003eYes, American Airlines miles can expire if your account remains dormant without any activity for 24 months. Simply earn or redeem miles with American Airlines or an American Airlines partner at least once every two years (24 months) to keep your miles from expiring. u003c/pu003enu003cpu003e
u003c/pu003enu003cpu003eYes, you can share miles with friends and family members who are AAdvantage members. You can also gift miles to other AAdvantage members.u003c/pu003enu003cpu003e
u003c/pu003enu003cpu003eYes, American Airlines lets you buy miles. Log in to your AAdvantage account to view current prices and promotions.u003c/pu003enu003cpu003e
Issuer-required disclosure statement
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