A few days ago I explained the wind down schedule for the US Airways credit card, with the Dividend Miles program being folded into American AAdvantage. Barclays was only able to issue new cards for the Dividend Miles program. Existing cardmembers get to keep their cards and are transitioned into Barclays-issued American AAdvantage cards. But […]
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American is making some changes to its upgrade processes along with the merging of Dividend Miles into AAdvantage for a single frequent flyer program. Complimentary upgrades for all elites on flights of 500 miles or less (instead of requiring 500 mile upgrade certificates for all domestic upgrades, with complimentary upgrades only for top tier elites) […]
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Now that US Airways Dividend Miles is being combined into American AAdvantage, the American website login process requires you to enter your frequent flyer number and password.. and last name. You can log into the American or US Airways sites with either your Dividend Miles or AAdvantage account number. If you were a Dividend Miles […]
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There's no denying this has been a really emotional week in the airline industry, especially as more and more details of the Germanwings crash unfold.
While I'm not trying to downplay that, I do think a bit of laughter every once in a while is a good thing. Let me preface this by saying that the below is not totally suitable for work, so if you're easily offended by bad language or don't have the same sense of humor as a 12 year old, then please skip this post.
But there was a Reddit thread yesterday in the TIFU section ("Today I F*cked Up"), entitled "TIFU by eating gummy bears on a plane."
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Home Hardware Canada is offering 100 free Aeroplan miles if you sign up to receive emails from them.
You just have to enter your name, phone number, email address, Aeroplan number, and Canadian postal code.
You do have to select "Your Home Store" from a link in order to sign up, presumably so they can send you the most customized offers.
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