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How To Merge AA Miles From Citi AAdvantage Business Card?
How do I check the miles I’ve earned with my Citi AAdvantage Business card?
And how can I transfer those miles to my personal AAdvantage account?
Are the Citi AAdvantage Visa Personal Card and the Citi AAdvantage Business card the same when it comes to getting a free checked bag on domestic flights?
I’m considering not renewing my personal card because the fee is due soon, but I want to make sure the benefits are the same.
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You don’t need to do anything.
The miles will be added to your American Airlines account each month.
Just check your American Airlines account and you’ll see the miles there.
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I saw posts where many people said they applied for the Citi AA Business Card, met the spending requirements.
But never received the bonus or didn’t know where the miles they earned from the Citi AA Business went.
When they called, they were told to log into a separate site and transfer the miles from there to their regular Advantage account.
Is this true?
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No, that’s not true.
The business card automatically creates a business American Airlines mileage account for the cardholder.
You have to transfer the miles to your personal American Airlines account.
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As long as the same AA Advantage frequent flyer number is on both credit cards (you can see it on the front of the card typically), you will automatically earn the miles into your AA frequent flyer account regardless of the source (business or personal credit card).
You don’t need to do anything extra.
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