American Airlines

Hi, travel friends and happy Saturday! Here’s a recap of what’s gone on at YMMV in the past few weeks. Some of our recent most-read posts have been: Do boarding …

When an airline decides to move from one set of gates to another at an airport, it’s not a simple task of just putting up some signs. There’s a lot …

This was an interesting conversation I saw online the other day – the question is if boarding groups even matter anymore. Although each airline has their own process (here’s the …

In 2023, Sharon and I flew the most miles since our visits to Australia and Japan, back before the pandemic. That’s not surprising, as we we flew on some of …

It’s no secret that airlines oversell tickets for flights. By selling more tickets than the actual number of seats on a flight, they can maximize their revenue and reduce the …

When flying with domestic carriers, we usually find ourselves seated in the economy section. This allows us to compare the standard-level seats of various airlines and even the different types …

It’s understandable if you get confused by the co-brand credit cards offered by American Airlines for their AAdvantage program. For years, both Barclays and Citi issued AAdvantage co-branded cards. This …

A while back we wrote a post that highlighted the overall layout of U.S. airlines’ policies and procedures for people of size. It seemed fine at the time, but we …

Every once in a while you’ll read a headline that makes you stop for a second: Passenger enjoys entire plane to himself on Philippines Airlines flight (January 2016) Traveler gets …

You probably read the other day American Airlines caught Logan Parsons, age 17, and traveling alone, attempting to skiplag on his Gainesville (GNV) – Charlotte (CLT) – New York (JFK) …