RJ now live on aa.com

[drron]

Apparently available since 3rd Sept but came across it when looking at Aawards to Europe.
So now-
When planning your award travel online, you will now see flight options for:

• American Airlines
• airberlin
• Alaska Airlines
• British Airways
• Finnair
• Hawaiian Airlines
• Qantas
• Royal Jordanian Airlines

 

[Nizar]

Apparently available since 3rd Sept but came across it when looking at Aawards to Europe.
So now-
When planning your award travel online, you will now see flight options for:

• American Airlines
• airberlin
• Alaska Airlines
• British Airways
• Finnair
• Hawaiian Airlines
• Qantas
• Royal Jordanian Airlines

Would be really nice if they could include CX...

 

[grussellt]

It's a pity travelling to Europe via Amman places the trip into two awards. It would be quite useful as a route from OZ to cities like IST, without the need to transit LHR. I wonder if AA could add a little flexibility?

 

[kempvet]

Apparently available since 3rd Sept but came across it when looking at Aawards to Europe.
So now-
When planning your award travel online, you will now see flight options for:

• American Airlines
• airberlin
• Alaska Airlines
• British Airways
• Finnair
• Hawaiian Airlines
• Qantas
• Royal Jordanian Airlines

Just noticed this as well, probably of little help ex AUS but it does create flexibility Ex Europe, there are now a number of ways to get to UAE and the Sinai resorts. Like other posters, would really like to see CX on the site without having to call all the time.

 

[grussellt]

Now that QR is also in One World I thought I would ask the nice people at AAdvantage if we could have South Pacific- Europe awards via AMM and DOH for 45/60/80000 miles. If these are added to other new transit points such as DXB (QF only on AA) and KUL then this would be a nice enhancement - if I may use that word. If there is a reply I will post it.

 

[knasty]

I asked for an AA branded credit card in Oz. I hope you get a better reply than I did (which was none).

 

[grussellt]

I did consider having a US "AA-linked" Citibank card issued. It's possible but if used in Australia (or eleswhere outside US) then each transaction will incur a forex charge. I wanted the sign-on bonus and a way of keeping miles active but it's not perfect. You may also need a US Social Security Number.

 

[Supersonic Swinger]

I did consider having a US "AA-linked" Citibank card issued. It's possible but if used in Australia (or eleswhere outside US) then each transaction will incur a forex charge. I wanted the sign-on bonus and a way of keeping miles active but it's not perfect. You may also need a US Social Security Number.

Just get the Diners Club and Mastercard combo. $389 annual fee but if you transfer to AA via Starwood, you end up with 0.78 miles per dollar on the Mastercard and 1.875 per dollar on the Diners.