Earning Tier Points is essential for achieving higher status in British Airways’ Executive Club. Members can accumulate points by flying with BA or oneworld partners, with specific thresholds for each status level. This guide outlines how to maximize Tier Points through strategic flight choices and fare options.
Today I look at the first BA card of real value in terms of lounge access – BA Silver
My second trip on American’s flight from Phoenix to Honolulu was on a 757 with a different configuration and my seat had great legroom.
American brings back web pre-ordering for its meals
American Airlines has announced the introduction of a Premium Economy cabin on its international fleet of wide-body aircraft, marking a historic first for a U.S. carrier. Set to debut on the 787-9 Dreamliners in late 2016, this new offering will feature enhanced seating, entertainment, and dining options, along with additional perks like priority boarding and an extra checked bag. The airline plans to retrofit its entire international wide-body fleet over the next three years, excluding the retiring 767s.
American Airlines installed a train in their terminal at LAX – keep an eye out or you might miss it.
American Airlines has suspended ticket sales in Argentina due to the country’s economic crisis and the devaluation of the peso. With a significant presence in the Argentine market, the airline will only accept payments in foreign currencies for international flights, reflecting concerns over financial stability.
Three American Airlines Admirals Club One-Day Passes are up for grabs, each valued at $50. Ideal for enhancing holiday travel experiences, the giveaway includes two passes for one winner and one pass for another. Participants can enjoy lounge amenities, making travel more comfortable and enjoyable.
Lots of news from British Airways this week. A new(-ish) route, a change to Tier Points earnings, and a partner starts some new routes, good for Avios redemptions. Oh, and some good news when using the American Airlines web site too.
American Airlines has halted gift card sales to New Jersey residents due to legislative requirements, causing frustration for many. However, a simple workaround exists: by temporarily changing the billing address to a location outside of New Jersey, customers can successfully purchase gift cards. This method allows individuals to still enjoy the benefits of gift cards without the hassle of state restrictions.
A few months ago I was able to jump on a great deal for Business Class tickets aboard British Airways from San Francisco to Europe for just $1,700. Although it’s a little bit less of a great deal when you factor in the $250 that British Airways is asking for in order to select seats in advance. At the time, it was a no-brainer for me to credit this flight to Alaska Airlines, since I’d need the elite qualifying miles to re-qualify for status, and as an existing elite I’d receive a 100% bonus. But now things are a bit more complicated …
The American Airlines Business Extra “Translating Travel” Sweepstakes offers a chance to win 10 round-trip tickets through the accumulation of Business Extra points. Participants can enter by watching a brief video and providing their information, with the opportunity for additional entries by utilizing their Business Extra account. The contest concludes on October 20, 2015, with a grand prize valued at approximately $4,975.
