I guess I haven't been too worried about EQPs in the past as a US flyer and former AA Gold qualifying on EQMs. But now flying mostly for business (which I have access to book specific fare classes) and with half of those in business/first, I'd like to track accumulation of EQPs. I don't see a good way on aa.com to track EQPs, only EQMs. For example, I booked a flight last week on a B-fare. I'm not sure (and without tracking opening and ending EQP balances before every trip) whether I got my 1.5EQPs or not.

To you AA veterans, without using Excel to do this, any way I can verifying getting my EQPs at the right accrual rate via aa.com?

A spreadsheet is the best way to do this. It is easy to see the EQM and segment accumulation, but not the EQP. Full fare economy, business & first class will earn 1.5 points. Some discount economy will earn 1 point while others .5 point. http://www.aa.com/i18n/AAdvantage/ea...s/american.jsp

I agree. Fly all biz/first and it's impossible to see whether I'm getting the correct eqp without a math degree. Disappointing.

There is no report on AA.com that will show EQP transaction details. The few mileage tracker apps/websites I've looked at only track RDMs and some EQMs. Every program has a slightly different set of rules and it's tough keeping up. If a spreadsheet is too much work for you, then the only other choice I see is to simply note your current EQP balance and then periodically recompute to see if the numbers add up.

I started a sheet to track EQMs and forecast for upcoming trips. As scope-creep kicked in, it now looks up mileage instead of being entered every time. It computes the 500-mile minimum. It tracks scheduled flight time (with timezone considered), layover time, and downtime (both during a trip and between). It specifically flags status change thresholds. Now I have yet to have an error show up on AA.com, but it has kept me from missing a status change by year-end. I've also opened it up to include non-AA travel as well so there's no conflicts.

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...-download.html

Some of these might bear minor adjustments, certainly city pairs as the mileage given by AA "creeps" from time to time and there are new city pairs - easy to insert and add.