Another Million Miles.......Ho Hum!
#16
Join Date: Jun 2005
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Paul5E, do you have a breakdown on the way the last MM were earned?
#17
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Originally Posted by paul5E
So I just went past 4MM in January and unfortunately these thresholds seem to be coming faster and faster these days! I see that I actually had over 100K miles added in January with about 35K actual miles flown....so the thresholds just keep adding up.......another Million miles.....new Bag tags.....4 more eVIP's....etc, etc...Ho Hum!!!
My question is does everyone get the same note from AA or does it change after say 5MM or 10MM???
Dear paul5E,
Congratulations on reaching the next Million Miler level!
As the millions of miles add up, there are fewer members who earn this special designation. In just a few weeks you'll receive a new elite membership card that acknowledges your multi-Million Miler status - plus some other gifts we think you'll enjoy.
We are gratified by your dedication and confidence in us. Thanks for your commitment to American Airlines and the AAdvantage program.
Yours truly,
Kurt Stache
President
AAdvantage Marketing Programs
My question is does everyone get the same note from AA or does it change after say 5MM or 10MM???
Dear paul5E,
Congratulations on reaching the next Million Miler level!
As the millions of miles add up, there are fewer members who earn this special designation. In just a few weeks you'll receive a new elite membership card that acknowledges your multi-Million Miler status - plus some other gifts we think you'll enjoy.
We are gratified by your dedication and confidence in us. Thanks for your commitment to American Airlines and the AAdvantage program.
Yours truly,
Kurt Stache
President
AAdvantage Marketing Programs
I received the exact same e-mail today from AA cogratulating me on four million miles. I've been at this game since 1982, but have just started doing MR's again after a seven year hiatus. Most of the old-timers at AA SAN still recognize me from the old days. That's a nice feeling when entering the AC or boarding a flight. I'll look for you in the "Club" sometime. ^
#18
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Originally Posted by maltasr
I received the exact same e-mail today from AA cogratulating me on four million miles. I've been at this game since 1982, but have just started doing MR's again after a seven year hiatus. Most of the old-timers at AA SAN still recognize me from the old days. That's a nice feeling when entering the AC or boarding a flight. I'll look for you in the "Club" sometime. ^
Same as my other questions: 1) estimated date for the next million; 2) break-down of the last million miles?
#19
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Boston, MA
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Originally Posted by paul5E
plus some other gifts we think you'll enjoy.
Has anyone ever experienced any recognition/benefit from being a million miler besides a new card? I an AAdvantage member since 1982 (all numbers), have almost 3MM miles, and have never noticed anything different or special in terms of any recognition or otherwise by an AA employee, other than what I would normally get with my then current elite status.
#20
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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Originally Posted by nologic
What did you get as a "present"?
Has anyone ever experienced any recognition/benefit from being a million miler besides a new card? I an AAdvantage member since 1982 (all numbers), have almost 3MM miles, and have never noticed anything different or special in terms of any recognition or otherwise by an AA employee, other than what I would normally get with my then current elite status.
Has anyone ever experienced any recognition/benefit from being a million miler besides a new card? I an AAdvantage member since 1982 (all numbers), have almost 3MM miles, and have never noticed anything different or special in terms of any recognition or otherwise by an AA employee, other than what I would normally get with my then current elite status.
Cheers!
#21
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Originally Posted by 777-DCA
Paul5E, do you have a breakdown on the way the last MM were earned?
But another job change this year has me back in the saddle and could actually challange the 2004 numbers....so here I sit on March 9th with 40 segments already flown and 84K points in my account since 1/06 and a trip planned later this month of LAX/London/JFK/ORD/SAN in "J" which might just put me over the top for this year.......the question is whether there might be some awesome promotion this year like the one in 2004 (4X miles actually)!
Cheers!
#22
Join Date: May 2004
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Now that's a nice arrangement. I was never able to get my spouse to enjoy flying. Coach or Business Class....
Originally Posted by brp
Exactly...and do it with one's partner/so/spouse. We leave tonight for London, and return on Monday- more trips, fewer nights .
Cheers.
Cheers.
#23
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Atlanta
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Originally Posted by GRR_Flier
We are talking of 1MM not a paltry 100K, so no point in doing the DAL-AUS 60K run.
Cheers,
GRR_Flier
Cheers,
GRR_Flier