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Reengagement Challenge / Challenges to Reinstate / Restore Expired Miles Some consolidated info about the American Airlines Reengagment Challenge. NOTE: It appears AA has implemented significant miles reinstatement policy changes as of May, 2019. 1) You may reinstate your miles only within eighteen months after your miles expired because off account inactivity. 2) We know you can pay a fee to do this, but we don’t know at this time if there are still other ways to “re-engage” in some of the ways discussed below. You have to call in to the AAdvantage Customer Service desk to register for this unpublished benefit What you have to do:
You can restore part of your balance, then choose to continue on and restore the rest by completing the additional mileage earning activities. *Partner miles include anything that doesn't involve flying listed under the earn miles section of American's page, however you only earn miles at the published rates as bonus miles (such as the AA Citi Sign up offer do not count). Based on my questions to the AA desk, transfers of SPG points don't count either. ** Purchase a ticket and fly round trip on American Airlines, British Airways, Finnair, Iberia, Japan Airlines, or Qantas flight numbers (codeshares marketed by these carriers but operated by others are also eligible), earning miles in your AAdvantage account. You may mix outbound and return carriers. Here US Airways also counts as American. Note: AA has more recently offered reinstatement of lost / expired AAdvantage miles by charging a fee (post by myguess1 was an offer to reinstate 84,000 expired miles for $600.00). |
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