Through 2028, the Citi AAdvantage business credit card offers extra Loyalty Points as a bonus.
A little-known way to earn extra American Airlines Loyalty Points with the Citi AAdvantage Business card now has a two-year extension, according to two outlets.
One Mile at a Time reports that a limited-time perk on the Citi AAdvantage Business card has been extended by two years. It now runs until the end of 2028. According to the outlet, spending on this card is the top way to build up American Airlines AAdvantage Loyalty Points.
Most co-branded American Airlines cards earn about one Loyalty Point for each dollar you spend. One Mile at a Time says this Citi business card is a frequent exception. The outlet describes the perk as a way to earn double.
Frequent Miler adds another detail. On most credit cards, only the main cardholder gets the rewards. On this card, both the cardholder and any authorized users earn Loyalty Points on their purchases.
One Mile at a Time also says the perk is somewhat unofficial and often confuses people. The notes do not give the full rules, so details may differ from what the outlets describe.
What it means for travelers
Loyalty Points help American Airlines flyers build status. Earning them faster with everyday card spending could help some travelers reach a higher level sooner. Because the perk is described as unofficial, it could change.
What to watch next
Check the current terms with Citi and American Airlines before you apply or rely on this perk. Also confirm that a business card fits your situation.
How the story unfolded
Read the original reporting
- One Mile at a Time – Citi AAdvantage Business Card Loyalty Points Double Dip Extended Through 2028 ↗
- Frequent Miler – (Extended) Both Citi AAdvantage Business cardholders & authorized users earn Loyalty Points on purchases ↗
Quick questions
What is this points & miles story about?
A little-known way to earn extra American Airlines Loyalty Points with the Citi AAdvantage Business card now has a two-year extension, according to two outlets.
How does this affect travelers?
Loyalty Points help American Airlines flyers build status. Earning them faster with everyday card spending could help some travelers reach a higher level sooner. Because the perk is described as unofficial, it could change.
What should I do now?
Check the current terms with Citi and American Airlines before you apply or rely on this perk. Also confirm that a business card fits your situation.
Which outlets reported this?
This brief is based on reporting from One Mile at a Time and Frequent Miler. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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