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AA Elites Benefits Flying AS / Alaska Airlines Discontinued 1 Jan 2018 Including domestic earning AA miles and status flying AS
For travel starting January 1, 2018 Earn and redeem AAdvantage® miles for travel on Alaska Airlines within the U.S. and between the U.S. and:
Flying as an AA marketed flight (“AA codeshare”) continue to earn as if you were flying AA:
Previously offered. AA AAdvantage status-based perquisites are no longer applicable. Benefits offered to AAdvantage elite members flying on Alaska Airlines are discontinued at this time. No changes will be made to award travel; AAdvantage members can still redeem miles for travel on Alaska Airlines. (link) [/quote] Benefits offered to AAdvantage elite members flying on Alaska Airlines (were) will also be discontinued at this time. [SIZE=“3”]N.B. The reciprocal lounge access agreement for Admirals Club members will continue. [/SIZE] Earning AAdvantage miles on Alaska Airlines (including Horizon Air) Link to AS earning chart on aa.com "Earn miles (ends 1/1/18 except AA codeshares): To earn AAdvantage® miles when you fly on Alaska Airlines marketed and operated flights as well as Alaska Airlines codeshare flights operated by American Airlines:
Note:No miles are earned on AS flights in fare classes not published on aa.com as miles-earning . Travel ticketed as an American Airlines marketed flight (booked as an AA flight number) and operated by Alaska Airlines will always (including after 1/1/18) be credited AAdvantage base, award, elite qualifying miles and segments according to the AA mileage accrual chart. |
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