QF Platinum on AA Domestic Y

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Hi all,

Hopefully a simple question

When travelling in Y on an AA Domestic flight in the US, there is a per bag fee for checked luggage.

Is there a free allowance for OWE/QFWP or does the fee apply regardless? I haven't been able to figure this out based on what I've seen online.
 
Suggest you look on AA's website, it's all pretty clearly laid out there:

https://www.aa.com/i18n/travel-info/baggage/checked-baggage-policy.jsp
[h=3]1st, 2nd and 3rd checked bags are complimentary for:[/h]
  • Confirmed First Class customers on 3-cabin aircraft*
  • AAdvantage Executive Platinum
  • oneworld Emerald
  • Alaska Airlines MVP Gold 75K
  • Active U.S. military and/or dependents with ID traveling on orders (1st - 5th bags free of charge)
  • Active U.S. military with ID on personal travel
 
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