Location: DFW; 2-time FT Fantasy Football Champ, now in recovery.
Programs: AA GLD 1.1MM, Marriott Gld; OMNIPat
Posts: 6,209
Does it look like AA would end AAdvantage? No.
But who knows what the economic situation may be in 20 or 40 or 60 years? For that matter, will AA be around as an independent airline in 20 or 40 or 60 years? Will we even still be flying airlines in 60 years, or just relying on our personal aircars, high speed hovercrafts, turbocharged segways, and molecular transporters?
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But who knows what the economic situation may be in 20 or 40 or 60 years? For that matter, will AA be around as an independent airline in 20 or 40 or 60 years? Will we even still be flying airlines in 60 years, or just relying on our personal aircars, high speed hovercrafts, turbocharged segways, and molecular transporters?
Sign me up for a PLT Challenge as soon as they get the transporter perfected.
It is more truthful to say life of the program....
Actually, having just passed 1MM this past year and gotten my packet, the actual verbiage reads that I will retain lifetime gold "for the life of the Gold program." I'm sure they could change the name of the Gold program if they wanted to weasel out of it...
I am closing in on the two million miles mark - total lifetime miles. What can I expect from AA when I get there? As I recall, at one million, I received a letter saying I would be lifetime gold.
I am closing in on the two million miles mark - total lifetime miles. What can I expect from AA when I get there? As I recall, at one million, I received a letter saying I would be lifetime gold.
Congratulatiions!
I just made 2MM myself so I called the AAdvantage CS department. They say in 6-8 weeks you'll get a new card and new tags, lifetime PLT status and a few e-vips. (Sorry, don't remember how many; others here will know for sure.)
And to anticipate another question, no, you don't get lifetime EXP for 3MM.