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Sunday, November 22, 2015 by laptoptravel
Well, in fairness to our just posted Seattle to Dallas Delta Mileage Run we just posted, let’s play the flip side of that story. Here is a Seattle to Dallas Mileage Run via American Airlines (Hello AAdvantage Members)
AAdvantage American Airlines Mileage Run
I have been monitoring prices changes and fare wars over the weekend, and especially between American Airlines and Delta Airlines. Let’s capitalize on some of these created opportunities.
If you might be considering the AmericanAir product going forward (perhaps a SkyMiles bailee?) or simply an AAdvantage member seeking lots of EQM’s then for less than $400 (Hello perfect FlexPerks deal) then grab this one up now! There is no way I believe this is going to last.
This is very nice if you just like to fly!
- You leave Saturday, fly all day Saturday and Sunday and get back just past midnight early Monday morning.
- You get a crazy criss-cross country routing that maximizes your miles
- Flying over the weekend you have a much better opportunity for a complimentary upgrade
- Seven segments gets you great bump opportunities and more flights to get upgrade chances
A total of seven flights, here is your routing: Seattle-Phoenix-Detroit-Charlotte-New York City (JFK)-Boston-Dallas (DFW)-Seattle.
This is just one date for this amazing price, Saturday, December 5th. You’re back on Monday, December 7th.
Here are the numbers:
Saturday’s Mileage Run (December 5th, 2015)
Cost: $399 Earn 7,540 EQM’s at 5.29 Cents per Mile (CPM)
Fare Class: O
I am including the (Saturday Dec 5th) DIRECT KAYAK BOOKING LINK. Please LOGIN first you your American Airlines account before clicking any links. The, once you are signed into your AAdvantage account click this: DIRECT KAYAK BOOKING LINK and then SELECT by pressing SELECT on the flights displayed that match the Mileage Run I have posted. You will then be taken directly into an American Airlines booking window where you can see the flights, the miles, the cost and Purchase the ticket!
“Let the American Airlines AAdvantage Members Mileage Runs Begin!”
Bookable on AA.com
I myself like this so much I just might book it myself; perhaps we will meet in the sky on this new AAdventure!– John @LaptopTravel
- Don’t miss a single run. Subscribe HERE: www.RenesPoints.com/RunMail
- Need to learn how to find a run? See THIS Rookie post for how-to guide!
- Want a custom built run from your home airport? You can find one here.
- Get SIX $400 Mileage Runs for $94 each. Here is how!
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