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October 2005 October 2005 This is it! You’ve found the place for comprehensive AAdvantage® program news, special bonuses, and offers, plus many more ideas on earning and redeeming miles. You’ll also get the latest information on our many new routes and ideas for managing your account. Start planning now for the upcoming season; find out how easy it is to buy additional miles to help you get home for the holidays or give AAdvantage miles to another member. It’s all inside! Select a quick link below and be in the know. • Donate miles to help victims of Katrina’s devastation • There’s still time to qualify for elite status next year • Discover the country’s rich heritage at America’s National Parks • There’s more than one way to redeem an AAdvantage mile • Celebrate autumn with up to 60% savings on award travel • AmericanAirlines Vacations: Save in California and earn 1,000 bonus miles • New routes – Our new and seasonal routes • We’re jazzed about our inaugural flight to Delhi, India • Osaka, Japan double-mile bonus offer • Fall specials to Europe – earn up to 15,000 bonus miles • oneworld bonus offer – earn up to 30,000 bonus miles • AAdvantage HotSpots – award availability made easy • New Admirals Club location at JFK • SWISS participation in the AAdvantage program is changing • Up to 20% off and 650 AAdvantage bonus miles with National • Alamo offers up to 15% off and 500 bonus miles • Triple miles when you book online with Thrifty • Save $20 and earn double miles with Hertz • Double miles from InterContinental Hotels • Earn up to 70,000 bonus miles with Marriott Vacation Club International • Get the royal treatment and double miles from Fairmont • WORLDHOTELS offers bonus miles • Earn double miles at the Hilton Arc de Triomphe Paris • Nikko Hotels and Hotel JAL City offer double miles and up to 50% savings • Experience luxury and double miles at the new Grand Hyatt DFW • You can’t go wrong with a bouquet from 1-800-FLOWERS.COM • Cruise into double miles with the AAdvantage Cruise program • Redeem your miles with redeemAAmiles • Get and give miles with the buyAAmiles and giftAAmiles programs • Don’t count sheep, count miles with Sealy Posturepedic Miles to Move Forward Donate miles to help victims of Katrina’s devastation. We at American Airlines have joined forces with the United Way to form the Miles to Move Forward program to help provide transportation to those affected by Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath in the Gulf Coast region. As you know, thousands were separated from their homes and loved ones by this terrible tragedy. They are depending on the kindness of others to help reconnect with their families and reconstruct their lives. American has donated one million AAdvantage® miles — miles that have already been put to good use. Donated miles serve a variety of travel needs for evacuees, such as relocation, reuniting families, and when possible, returning home. You can help by donating a minimum of 1,000 AAdvantage miles. Simply download and print the donation form (requires Adobe Acrobat reader), complete the required information, and return it to American Airlines at the fax number or address below. Fax: 817-963-7882 Mail: Hurricane Relief American Airlines AAdvantage Department P.O. Box 619688 DFW Airport, TX 75261-9688 Your AAdvantage miles can give hope to one of the many people who have been affected by this tragedy. The need is great, so we urge you to be generous. With more than 50 million American Airlines AAdvantage members worldwide, the Miles to Move Forward program can make a tremendous difference. Thank you for joining American Airlines, the AAdvantage program, and the United Way in this effort! Your generosity is greatly appreciated. View Terms and Conditions Return to Top Strive for Elite Status There’s still time to qualify for elite status next year. Are you on track for 2006 elite status? Each of the three premium levels — AAdvantage Executive Platinum®, AAdvantage Platinum®, and AAdvantage Gold® — assures you of a travel experience enhanced by superior service and luxury. You can achieve this status by flying with American and any eligible AAdvantage program airline participants, including oneworld® carriers.* Check your progress by viewing the chart below. Elite Status Level Miles Segments Points AAdvantage Gold 25,000 30 25,000 AAdvantage Platinum 50,000 60 50,000 AAdvantage Executive Platinum 100,000 N/A 100,000 Once you achieve one of these levels, you will receive special check-in privileges at the airport, preferred seating on every flight, a dedicated phone line, and discounts on your Admirals Club® membership. When departing on any oneworld flight, AAdvantage Executive Platinum or AAdvantage Platinum members also enjoy complimentary access on the day of departure to any of nearly 400 oneworld members’ lounges around the world.** Read on for even more benefits. Mileage Bonuses AAdvantage Executive Platinum and AAdvantage Platinum members earn a 100% mileage bonus with each qualifying flight, and AAdvantage Gold members earn a 25% mileage bonus.† Complimentary Upgrades All elite-status AAdvantage® members enjoy complimentary upgrades to the next class of service for themselves and a companion when both are traveling on an eligible††, full-fare Economy Class ticket within the U.S., Canada, Mexico, The Bahamas, Bermuda, and the Caribbean, and between the U.S. and Central America on American Airlines. And even better, AAdvantage Executive Platinum members may request complimentary upgrades to the next class of service when traveling on any purchased, published fare on these routes. Think about the new world of travel experience that awaits you, and make American your choice. For complete information on the AAdvantage program and how to qualify for elite-status membership, visit aa.com/aadvantage. *For more information and a complete list of eligible fare classes, visit aa.com/aadvantage and aa.com/oneworld for a list of oneworld airlines. **Must be departing on a flight that is both marketed and operated by a oneworld airline. Marketed means that you have a oneworld airline flight number on your ticket. Lounge access is not available for AAdvantage members traveling on a solely North American itinerary (defined as travel within/between the U.S., Canada, Mexico (except Mexico City), the Bahamas, Bermuda, and the Caribbean). †Calculated on the base (or guaranteed minimum) miles for eligible flights ††Fares beginning with Y or B, excluding military/government fares Return to Top National Park Foundation Discover the country’s rich heritage with Maggie and Rosie at America’s National Parks. Or just donate to this great cause. From the Maggie L. Walker National Historical Site in Richmond, Virginia, to the Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park in Richmond, California, America’s history and culture are preserved at National Park sites across the country. As a Proud Partner of America’s National Parks, American Airlines — in cooperation with the National Park Foundation and through the generosity of AAdvantage members like you — is raising money to preserve these sites and enhance the visitor experience. You will earn 10 AAdvantage bonus miles for ever U.S. dollar donated.* To make a donation, visit nationalparks.org or call 1-800-GO-PARKS (467-2757). Please have your AAdvantage number ready. *$10 is the minimum gift required to earn bonus miles. Please allow up to eight weeks for the miles to be posted to your account. Return to Top AAdvantage Redemption Options There’s more than one way to redeem an AAdvantage mile. Many more. Whatever your account balance, you can redeem your AAdvantage® miles in a variety of ways. Discover these flight and non-flight options; you’re sure to find one or more that will suit your needs. Flight Options AAdvantage Flight Awards Redeem your AAdvantage miles for round-trip travel to over 850 exciting destinations worldwide, including oneworld awards* that allow multiple destinations on a single award. Whether traveling to Albany or Zurich, or anywhere in between, we have a variety of awards to meet your travel needs. AAdvantage Net SAAver Awards AAdvantage Net SAAver® awards are ideal for last-minute weekend getaways. They offer you deeply discounted options on American Airlines, American Eagle and AmericanConnection® flights. Short-Hop MileSAAver Awards For a limited time, short-hop MileSAAverSM awards can be redeemed for as little as 15,000 AAdvantage miles. Simply fly within the Continental U.S. or Canada on nonstop flights having a distance of up to 750 air miles. Visit aa.com/shorthops for dates and details. Flight Upgrades Upgrade awards provide you with the opportunity to attain upgrades to the next higher cabin by redeeming AAdvantage miles with or without a co-payment. Flight Tools AAdvantage HotSpots The AAdvantage HotSpotsSM page on the AA.com® Web site helps you find award travel availability to our most requested destinations. Color-coded calendars are updated weekly, making your award travel planning even easier. Non-Flight Options redeemAAmiles The redeemAAmilesSM online program allows you to redeem miles easily for Marriott® hotel stays, spa, and golf certificates; Priority Club® points for hotel stays; Hilton HHonors® points for hotel stays; Diners Club® points; Alamo and National car rentals, and more! AmericanAirlines Vacations Redeem your miles for AmericanAirlines VacationsSM hotel stays, car rentals, and sightseeing tours. You can use as few as 500 miles with a credit card co-payment or purchase your entire vacation with miles. Admirals Club Membership Redeem miles for your Admirals Club membership and gain access to secluded airport lounges. Enjoy privileges from assistance with your reservations, seat selection, and boarding pass issuance to conference rooms, business equipment, complimentary snacks, and beverages. Upromise College Savings This forward-thinking program provides a new way for families to save for college by redeeming AAdvantage miles for college savings in their Upromise® account.
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