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As we wrap up 2023, it’s an excellent opportunity to reflect on and be grateful for what we’ve done and gone through. Each year, I write a short post summarizing all my flights, and I was looking forward to this one. Here’s my 2023 year in review.
This is the continuation of my flight from São Paulo to New York on American Airlines. The second leg was on American E175 First Class from New York to Boston, operated by Republic Airways.
American Airlines 2024 expansion plans was just announced. It’s major announcement since 2024. Tickets sale starts today.
My recent experience on American Airlines 777-200 Business Class (Flagship Business) from Sao Paulo to New York
Full review video of my experience on American E175 First Class from San Jose to Los Angeles.
Here’s this week’s trip report covering American A321neo First Class from Philadelphia to Miami.
Here’s my experience on the American Airlines 777-300ER Flagship First Class from Los Angeles to Miami. How different is it from Business Class?
New week, new trip report! This time covering American Airlines A321neo First Class from Boston to Philadelphia. This was my third time flying American Airlines regional first class. I flew another American A321neo to Hawaii, back in 2018. I paid for the trip using 46400 Smiles miles and $10 in taxes.
American Airlines just announced what they call AAdvantage Loyalty Point Rewards: starting in March 2023, there will be new ways to earn rewards, redeem miles and reach your travel goals with the AAdvantage program, before you reach status tiers. Yes, before.
With the introduction of the AAdvantage Loyalty Points in 2022, I managed to use the AAdvantage e-shopping portal to qualify for AAdvantage Gold. Starting in March 2023, AAdvantage will introducte new changes to simplify the program and make the qualification easier. Some of these changes are exciting to me, as I can try to qualify for higher tiers of the program, considering that I look forward to travel a lot to the US. However, many frequent flyers argue that these changes dilute the value of the program, making the higher levels less exclusive.
