American Airlines Aadvantage VS United MileagePlus? Which rewards program is best in 2024?

[@Megaman-Zero-626]

0:44 1 point cents each?

[@GetThePoints]

Was going for United Silver status. I have the PQPs but not enough PQFs to qualify. Living in a hub city, all of my flights are direct/nonstop. While convenient, it’s harder to earn status.

[@TheBlackToedOne]

Same. Extremely frustrating. And most of my flights are on those little 2-2 config planes, AND I always end up next to a guy at least as big as me - and I'm not the smallest.

[@teddymasters1347]

With where I fly it makes more sense to go for aa status. But part of me wants to not because I hate the naming. What do you mean you have three different levels called platinum

[@dylanshaffer2184]

Good video, and very informative, the map is forgetting American Samoa

[@lucahrosenberglee]

This was exactly the comparison I was looking for thanks!

[@jonathanfactor6688]

Great video thanks

[@PointsAdvisor]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@stevegonzales3612]

I have top tier status in both United Airlines - 1K status (Star Alliance) and British Airways - Gold (One World). I live in a city that is a hub for A/A, but as you can see...I prefer to fly United domestically and British Airways internationally.

[@jonathanfactor6688]

Right now I have 5000 miles on united airlines

[@takedownchris]

Don’t spend them all at once

[@johniii8147]

UA has a much better international route network other than Caribbean and South America.