American Airlines is celebrating 35 years of its AAdvantage frequent flier program, and as such is giving away 350,000 AAdvantage miles to 35 different people
Sweepstakes are not always my thing, even though I usually enter them if the barrier to entry is low enough, but the nice part about this sweepstakes is that they also give you 350 miles just for entering AND 350 more if you share it on Twitter or Facebook.
Since it takes about 20 seconds to enter, I entered it for all of our accounts. But you totally should NOT enter the sweepstakes, so I have a higher chance to win. Because I’m TOTALLY winning!
You can enter at Miles for Milestones.
Thanks to Loyalty Traveler for the info!
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Hey, screw all your god damned pop-ups, got it. I come to read this, and then there is this FUCKING “Email sign-up” that shakes into my face. After that, a screen pops up on the lower right to read a “previous post’ and I’ve yet to read your plagiarized article written by 10,000 other obnoxious frequent fliers. Screw you, I hope Boarding Area bans this shit. Thanks.