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American Airlines
Which airline rewards program do you think is better, American Airlines or Continental Airlines?
If you're looking for online as you will see that American Airlines and Continental Airlines have great partners who continue to allow people to receive reward points them. Okay thank you. One question later, to qualify for gold standard and so on. Do you need to reach a threshold of points without using at all or can you use them and still get the gold standard just flying frequently?
It really depends on where you are flying. America is part of the oneworld alliance that includes partners from British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Qantas and other airlines about 7. Continental is part of Star Alliance, which includes United, U.S. Airways, Lufthansa, Air Canada, Sinapore, ANA, Thai Airways and about 12 other airlines. Star is certainly the most grand alliance and flies to more destinations, but one thing is to ask what the airline has more flights, where you fly from of? Also what places you visit most likely? U.S. is very strong in Latin America, South America, Europe and decent a lot of flights in and outside Dallas, Chicago, New York, Miami and Los Angeles. Continental is trying to get approval to merge with United is strong in Latin America, Europe, Asia Decent and has many flights in and out of Houston, Cleveland and New Jersey. Some people like Continental's service and one or two years, he was appointed The best that North America is heir. To be eligible to join the elite on an airline, you need to fly at least 25,000 miles a year with them. You do not need to fly all the 25,000 at a time, but can accumulate over a period of 1 year. Benefits elite membership may include upgrades to Business Class if there are seats available. Sometimes, airlines will save the alley emergency exit for their best customers that this line has more legroom.