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Denise I still have my "wings" from when I was a kid.
Fernando Balzaretti K on flight AA725 in seat 3 f, fully connected to gogo wi-fi at 36,000 feet.It works like a charm. MD-80's do not have any entertaiment, so this really makes up for it
Scott I love the new website functionality rolled out last night to remind you every time you log in exactly how much you fly. I guess they really do "...know why I fly". 64,511 points (35,489 until Executive Platinum) 100,000 points; 98,355 miles (1,645 until Executive Platinum) 100,000 miles; 89 segments (11 until Executive Platinum) 100 segments. Almost there.
Tom Zimnoski I like the subtle enhancements AA.com made to the homepage and the way user accounts are laid out when you log in. I like the progess bars towards your elite status.
Tennessee Reed Thank you American Airlines for sponsoring the memoir authors at the Miami Book Fair International 2009. I recently wrote a memoir and spoke at the Book Fair, so thank you for sponsoring my presentation.
Eric since when is Mexico NOT international? I'm PLAT but was denied lounge access because "that isn't international enough". What a load of crap. The lounge was basically empty, and i was planning to spend money on food. AA really should learn how to take care of thier "priority" memebers.
Tennessee Reed The Sierras from Seat 40A on American Airlines #442 on American Airlines #442 from SFO to MIA on Friday, November 13, 2009.
Tennessee Reed Red colored Rockies from Seat 40A on American Airlines #442 from SFO to MIA on Friday, November 13, 2009.
Tennessee Reed The Texas Gulf Coast from Seat 38A on American Airlines #431 from MIA to SFO on Sunday, November 15, 2009.
Jesse Kauppinen EXTREMELY upset at the loss of the daily nonstop flights between San Diego and Boston. 225 & 226 (again!)
Tennessee Reed Florida and the Gulf of Mexico shortly after takeoff from Miami enroute to San Francisco. Taken from Seat 38A on American Airlines #431 on Sunday, November 15, 2009.
Tennessee Reed Manhattan at night from Seat 34A on American Airlines Flight #178 before our initial descent.
Tennessee Reed American Airlines #15, a Boeing 767-200 sits at Gate 42 at JFK as we wait to board on Monday, September 14, 2009.
