Airline Changes
Members of American Airlines' loyalty program will have to spend more to [blank] elite frequent flyer status next year, part of a slew of changes the carrier announced Thursday. Starting in March, AAdvantage members will need to earn 40,000 so-called Loyalty Points to earn Gold status, up [blank] 30,000 in the current earning year. Gold is the lowest elite tier of America's program, and it comes with perks like free upgrades - when those seats are available. The airline will also remove MileSaver and Anytime awards, two categories to [blank] frequent flyer miles for tickets, at set minimum rates. Instead, American will feature its "Web Specials," with mile requirements that will fluctuate based on demand.
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