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Buy AA miles for 1.72¢
Earning your miles by actually flying is soooooooo 2016. American Airlines is back with their monthly sale for points and they have what I think is a record low. Typically they sell miles, on discount, for around $0.02. They’ve knocked an almost 15%off that price. This isn’t targeted and is open to everyone who is interested. If you’re debating whether this is a good deal for you or not, I’d suggest reading our Monkey Miles Monday Memo on buying points, it may help you get a grasp on value buying. To put this deal into perspective, you can fly from the U.S. to Europe for 57,500 American miles – or with this deal – $991. That’s not shabby.
Here’s a look at the deal
Need some ideas?
How about 80k miles to Japan in Japan Airlines First Class…you can read Miles’ experience here. You can kick it Tokyo! May I recommend splurging on the World’s Best Sushi at Jiro dreams of sushi?
Or on Etihad in the First Apartment from Abu Dhabi to London for only 60k Miles.
Or From the States down to South America on American’s Own 777-300ER in business for 57.5k ( also featured)
You get the picture…you can buy your own points and fly like a Boss!
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