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DESTINATIONS Great Escapes Los Angeles More LA Attractions Miami International Edition First Quarter 2004 DESTINATIONS Great Escapes Los Angeles More LA Attractions Miami, Mexico, and the Caribbean TRAVEL INFO Discover the Latest News Los Angeles, California New Award Structure Admirals Club Information Up to 60,000 Bonus Miles on Round Trips to the U.S. Inflight Comfort and Amenities CARS Drive in Style Avis: 500 Bonus Miles in California Europcar: 500 Bonus Miles HOTELS Hot Deals Loews: Double Miles Sofitel: Triple Miles Shangri-La: Double Miles Nikko: Double Miles LeMéridienHotels&Resorts: Double Miles SwissôtelHotels&Resorts: Double Miles Marriott Vacation Club International: 5,000 Miles in Mallorca HELPFUL INFO When You Are Ready to Plan Your Trip American Airlines Reservations and AAdvantage Program Participants Terms and Conditions International Edition First Quarter 2004 Fly American to LA from: Destination: Brussels via Chicago Frankfurt via Chicago or Los Angeles Dallas/Fort Worth The city of Los Angeles, California, London Heathrow nonstop daily service or via Boston, translated as the City of Angels, Chicago, New York, is one of the most popular or Miami destinations in the U.S. Because it London Gatwick via Dallas/Fort Worth is an ever-progressing city, you can Madrid via Miami find new things to see and do, no Manchester via Chicago Paris via Chicago, matter how often you visit. Dallas/Fort Worth, Miami, or New York Zurich via Dallas/Fort Worth or New York Day Trip Ideas Catalina Island Disneyland® Laguna Beach Malibu Santa Barbara Resort The former Just the place to The Santa Quiet, classy, playground of Walt Disney’s go for art Monica and full of the yachting original galleries, bistros, Mountains meet historical charm. crowd of the dream-come-true coffee houses, pristine beaches Sample the wines early 20th century theme park is jazz, and great at Malibu. Stop of the nearby is now prized for about an hour waves. for lobster at the Santa Ynez Valley mountain hiking, away, in Reel Inn on during your visit. superb views, Anaheim. your way. and water sports. Earn up to 60,000 AAdvantage bonus miles for travel to the U.S. until March 31, 2004. Return to Top Things to Do in LA ... Climate Information When it comes to climate, you won’t go wrong by choosing Los Angeles. With plenty of year-round sunshine, it rarely gets below 4C/40F or above 29C/85F. Angels Walk Cabrillo Marine Japanese Garden The Getty Center Hollywood Movie Aquarium Stars Experience Get a well-rounded Experience the Delight your senses glimpse of LA’s past Learn about the beauty and peace of and inspire your Look inside and present at the marine life in traditional Japanese mind by browsing Hollywood on a Bunker Hill/Historic southern California landscaping amid through the Getty’s six-hour tour of the Core Angels Walk. at this uniquely- modern Occidental high-quality visual art mansions of Beverly From the Museum of designed facility. architecture. Also exhibits and Hills, Rodeo Drive, Contemporary Art to Explore indoor and learn about the surrounding natural the Sunset Strip, a Grand Central outdoor exhibits positive use of beauty. movie studio, acting Market, from Macy’s housed in 20,000 reclaimed water and academy, historic Plaza to the Jewelry gallons of sea water. the importance of a movie palaces, and District, there are balanced ecosystem. more. many things to The garden is entertain and nestled in the San enlighten you. Fernando Valley in the northwest corner Return to Top of Los Angeles. Sofitel Los Angeles Photographer: Fabrice Rambert Triple Miles in Los Angeles Double Miles in the U.S., Canada, and Africa Book the Sofitel Winter Getaway Invitation rates and receive up to 500 bonus Miles 40% off published rack rates along Double Miles and a in California with triple* AAdvantage miles at the Room Upgrade Rent a car from Avis and receive Sofitel Los Angeles or double* miles At the Loews Beverly Hills (pictured 10% off leisure rentals. Plus, receive at selected hotels in the U.S., above), receive double AAdvantage 500 AAdvantage bonus miles on Canada, and Africa. Complimentary miles and a room upgrade to qualifying rentals in California and breakfast for up to two people is concierge level — all at an exclusive 300 AAdvantage bonus miles at all also included. American Airlines rate of US $160 other participating Avis airport Dates: December 1, 2003– per room per night. Concierge level locations elsewhere in the U.S. and March 14, 2004 guests have access to an exclusive Canada. Valid on Intermediate and Contact: For reservations, call private lounge for making deals, above rentals of three or more days 902 170 177 (Spain), or making connections, or just enjoying that include a Saturday night. 069 95 307 594 (Germany), ask for the view. This special offer applies Dates: December 1, 2003– the Getaway Invitation rate, and to stays of two or more nights. March 31, 2004 quote Booking Code WAA. For information on Sofitel hotels, visit Dates: January 1, 2004– Contact: Call the Avis www.sofitel.com March 31, 2004 location nearest you or visit Contact: Visit loewshotels.com www.avisworld.com and *Based on rack, published corporate, and ask for Promotion Code mention AWD# K817144 with preferred corporate, company rates, and PROAABH. your advance reservation. Sofitel Getaway Invitation rates See Terms and Conditions. See Terms and Conditions. See Terms and Conditions. Return to Top Let American Take You to Warmth, Sun, and Sand Days of rain, sleet, ice and snow are on the way, so you might start to plan a winter escape. Trade the cold for tropical Miami, Mexico, or the Caribbean. American can get you there with ease and comfort. Ease: American has convenient transatlantic flights from Brussels, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Paris, and Zurich, along with seasonal service from Rome and Glasgow. From the U.S. gateway cities of Miami and Dallas/Ft. Worth, you can travel onward to over 40 cities in Mexico and the Caribbean. Seeing Comfort: From the audio and video choices for inflight entertainment, to Miami carefully planned food and beverages, be assured American considers every detail. So sit back, relax, and let American’s professional, friendly crews take With a historic Art Deco District you to paradise. nestled along its Check American’s latest schedules and start planning your winter break famous South Beach today by visiting www.aa.com. and a palette of tropical colors, this friendly city greets you with warm balmy Earn up to 60,000 AAdvantage bonus miles breezes and countless for travel to the U.S. until March 31, 2004. choices for fun. Come “face-to-beak” with parrots, macaws, and 3,000 other exotic animals at Parrot Jungle Island, a newly opened $47-million entertainment center. Visit the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens — an old Miami … The Caribbean … Mexico … world villa. Another hot is a cultural has some of the best From Cancun on the spot for locals and kaleidoscope. Think beaches on the planet. Gulf of Mexico to the tourists, Lincoln Road Mall has it all fusion of Indian, Volcanic in origin, rugged, mystical beauty — shopping, dining, Spanish, Central and the islands offer of Los Cabos on the clubs. And then South American, and mountainous settings Pacific Ocean, and there’s championship Caribbean influences amid lush rain forests everything in between, golfing at Doral®, or with a Latin beat. It and waterfalls. Activities Mexico is a fascinating sailing and fishing at Coconut Grove … offers epicurean are limitless: snorkeling, mix of European and the entertainment delights, shopping, boating, duty-free Indian cultures. Enjoy goes on and on. Enjoy and night life like no shopping, dining on diverse cuisine with your stay! other U.S. city. And world-class cuisine, or regional specialties, don’t miss the simply listening to the explore ancient Mayan opportunity to add up waves while reading a ruins in Tulum, and to 60,000 AAdvantage good book. shop the colorful street bonus miles to your markets — the ideas account when you fly are countless. to the U.S. Return to Top With American, You Get a Lot More Airline Get More Rest Get More Comfort Get More Room and Privacy in and Style in Throughout First Class Business Class EconomySM Our First Class sleeper seats, found Business Class on all of our Your trip should never be cramped on our Boeing 777 aircraft, are transatlantic aircraft was designed or uncomfortable. That’s why we’ve designed to give you maximum with your comfort in mind. With removed rows of seats from comfort in any position. In addition, features like a six-way adjustable Economy Class on our transatlantic the Flagship Suite® seats on select headrest, lumbar support, legrest, aircraft — to give you more space 777 flights provide a unique and footrest, you’ll find it’s easy to throughout the cabin. It’s a feature environment in which to work, relax, get comfortable in these oversized found only on American Airlines. or sleep. Each seat reclines seats. We have removed rows of Those extra inches add up to more completely to create a fully flat 6’6” seats to give you more room to legroom, more space for dining and bed with surrounding privacy stretch out. With up to five feet of working, and more room to relax divider. You can also fine-tune your space between your seat and the during your flight. You’ll also enjoy seat position with an electronically one in front of you, experience the the comfort of adjustable leather controlled legrest and footrest, and comfort of a 150-degree seat headrests and, on Boeing 777 adjust a lumbar panel for back recline, so you’ll arrive at your aircraft, individual seatback video support.
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