Deal of the Day – American Airlines AAdvantage® – August 13, 2012 | Frugal Travel Guy

Deal of the Day – American Airlines AAdvantage® – August 13, 2012

August 13, 2012 - FrugalTravelGuy

Learn more about the best ways to earn AAdvantage® miles

Today we’re sponosored by AAdvantage®. We’ve put up a couple of our finds, but you have the opportunity to win 2500 AAdvantage® miles by submitting the best AA Deal of the Day. Scour their website, find a great fare, or fill us in on a great AA promo and you could fatten your AAdvantage® balance by sharing what you found. Just add your “find” to the comments tonight by 11:59pm EDT. Good Luck and Good Hunting.

You can earn double miles at Fairmont plus $150 credit, which means that for each stay at Fairmont you will earn 1,000 AA miles instead of 500!

You can get 20X AA miles at Budget for rentals of two days or more. That’s 1,000 AA miles per day.

Fidelity just extended their off for AA miles. You can up to 50,000 bonus miles when you open an account!

If you’re a Citi AAdvantage cardhold, you can earn 10X miles at Amazon up to 2,500 bonus miles!

The winner from Friday’s Deal of the Day is Phil with the deal: “The signup bonus on the Bank of America Alaska Air Visa is now 40,000 miles – 25,000 after approval, 15,000 more after a $7,500 spend in 6 months. $75 annual fee not waived first year.”. Phil thanks for the heads up on this one; please email howie@frugaltravelguy.com so we can get you your luggage tags and FlyerTalk hoodie (pick up your own FlyerTalk swag at the Cafepress FlyerTalk store).

The Starwood Preferred Guest(R) Credit Card from American Express is a transfer partner of the AAdvantage® program. Transfer SPG points 1:1 to AAdvantage® and get a bonus 5,000 miles when you transfer 20,000 points.

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