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American Airlines - Reactivate Expired Miles & Double Miles Through January 31st

Reactivate American Airlines Miles

Through December 31, 2011, you can reactivate miles that have expired on or after December 31, 2002, with no limit. Keep in mind that these miles don't count towards Elite Status and you must redeem these miles within 18 months. The cost is anywhere from $200-$600, see below. Make sure to do a calculation to see if it is worth it.
Here are the fee amounts from the AA website:

Reactivate Miles

• Contact AAdvantage Customer Service at 1-800-882-8880 (ask for "AAdvantage Account" at the Main Menu)
• Reactivate rates are as follows, plus 7.5% federal excise tax
• $200 - to reactivate 1 - 50,000 expired miles
• $400- to reactivate 50,001 - 75,000 expired miles
• $600 - to reactivate more than 75,000 expired miles

American Airlines - Double Elite Qualifying Miles Through January 31st

Thank you The Points Guy!

Travel to anywhere on AA, now through January 31st and receive double Elite Qualifying Miles. But you must register BEFORE you travel or you won't receive the double mileage offer. Make sure to input promotional code DEQAA and register here.

Earn Triple AA Miles with this offer: