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Sunday, December 26, 2010

Airlines Tips and Tricks

Buying cheap isn't always the most valuable decision, especially if you fly with any frequency. In my experience, airline loyalty is very important and valuable.

When I checked in at American Airlines one morning in London, it reminded me why loyalty to a specific airline is so important. Let me explain why in more detail.

A few years ago, I reached Gold status with American Airlines AAdvantage frequent flier program. Actually, they bestowed on me a lifetime Gold status because I'd accumulated a million points in my AAdvantage account. I accomplished this through actual flights and using my Citibank AAdvantage credit card for purchases.

Here's two reasons why I consider loyalty to an airline so valuable.

Gold status gives me express privileges. American Airlines and many other carriers allow premium members (Gold, Silver, Platinum) to check-in first at the gate and board the aircraft ahead of the rest of the passengers.


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