American Airlines to offer cash‑miles mix‑and‑match payments for Continental US flights
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- American Airlines announced that passengers will be able to combine cash and AAdvantage miles when booking domestic flights within the contiguous United States, excluding Hawaii and Alaska, with the feature expected to go live in the coming weeks. Travelers must be logged into their AAdvantage account on the airline’s website or app, where an interactive slider on the checkout screen will let them choose the cash‑mile mix. United Airlines and Delta Air Lines already provide a similar option.
- The carrier said it intends to extend the mix‑and‑match payment option to Hawaii, Alaska and potentially international destinations in the future, and it also launched a limited‑time promotion offering an Instant Status Pass that grants competing airline status for four months. Additionally, American Airlines plans to roll out Starlink Wi‑Fi across its mainline fleet in the coming months.
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