For me, absolutely. I know $900 isn’t cheap, but since I originally used miles and this was the full cost of my flights to and from Rome, it was well worth it. I had a dedicated check-in counter and security line, access to two lounges, meals (albeit some better than others), and a lie-flat seat
American Airlines is making it harder for its most loyal customers to score one of its most coveted perks. American Airlines said on Thursday that beginning August 25, elite AAdvantage members traveling on several of American’s longest domestic routes, including select transcontinental flights and trips to Hawaii, will no longer receive complimentary upgrades from economy
