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US Airways Chairman's Preferred 2014 Segment Requirements Lowered

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All things considered I've been really impressed by the way American and US Airways have been handling their integration. Merging two airlines on completely different reservations systems is no easy task, and I think they've done a fairly good job managing expectations. In particular, they've worked hard to "integrate rather than innovate," which I think…

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 Ven
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REALLY obnoxious they waited this long to announce this, I already went on a pointless 4 segment run and booked extraneous connections for the last month of the year to make 120. Ugh, this should have been announced when they announced the combined program. 🙁


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 Dan
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I'm looking to run for 9 segments to hit 100 next month.


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I was notified of the Chaiman Status after I hit 111 segments. It has taken some of the stress out of my December travels, not having to vie for segments. I am wondering if now is the time to convert to using my AA account? Will this give me a 3 month leg up on earning AA Executive Platinum for 2016? Or aid in earning 500 mile certificates? Any thoughts?


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@ Brian -- For your 2014 flying? Either way your EQM counter will be reset on January 1 of next year, so not much of a benefit, in my opinion. If you don't have status with American, not really an upside -- I wouldn't do it.


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