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For more information on the Barclaycard Aviator cards and the Citi AAdvantage cards, read TPG Contributor Richard Kerr's post, Choosing the Best Card for American Airlines Flyers.

The real positive here is the way to earn Elite Qualifying Dollars (EQDs) through spend on your Barclaycard Aviator cards.

The Barclaycard Aviator Red it is the grandfathered version of the Barclaycard US Airways card but it's also a new card you can apply for even if you never had the US Airways credit card.

Since I hold the Citi American Airlines Visa (as well as a Barclaycard Aviator Red / Silver card), I got 10 % of the miles back, so I was out 45,000 miles out - of - pocket.

The Barclaycard Aviator Silver (not currently accepting new applications, thoguh Red card holders may receive an upgrade offer) offers 5,000 EQMs for spending $ 20,000 in a calendar year.

The Barclaycard Aviator Red is very similar to the Citi ® / AAdvantage ® Platinum Select ® World Elite ™ Mastercard ®.

American Airlines mileage credit cards were formerly the Barclaycard Aviator cards (no longer available for sign up), but are now Citi branded cards.

Additionally, the Barclaycard Aviator Silver also allows you to earn $ 6,000 Elite Qualifying Dollars (EQDs) after $ 50,000 of spending in 1 calendar year.

It's also currently very easy to get 120,000 AA miles just by applying for both the personal and business versions of the Citi American AAdvantage credit cards (60,000 miles each way) and even more if you go for the Barclaycard Aviator products.

So if you want to jump on these Citi AA offers or even the Barclaycard Aviator Red, you should apply pronto because I have a feeling that they are all going to be gone soon.

The Barclaycard Aviator Red is issued as a World Elite MasterCard and comes with a higher level of benefits than the standard World MasterCard.

This card is the most comparable to the Barclaycard Aviator Red.

The Barclaycard Aviator Silver card carries a $ 199 annual fee, and the Citi AAdvantage Executive card carries a whopping $ 450 annual fee, although it comes with a 50,000 - mile sign - up bonus and Admiral Club Membership.

Unfortunately you can not exceed a total of $ 6,000 EQDs earned from all of your Barclaycard Aviator cards.

The Barclaycard Aviator Red has practically the exact same benefits.

Not exact matches

Airline cards Co-branded airline cards — such as the American Express Delta SkyMiles, Citi American AAdvantage, Barclaycard American AAdvantage Aviator, and Chase United MileagePlus, Chase Southwest Rapid Rewards — tend to have the fewest redemption options.

Barclaycard issues several other co-branded airline credit cards, including the AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite MasterCard, Hawaiian Airlines World Elite MasterCard and Frontier Airlines World MasterCard.

The Barclaycard AAdvantage ® Aviator ™ Red World Elite Mastercard ® and the Citi ® / AAdvantage ® Platinum Select ® World Elite ™ Mastercard ® each provide cardholders with a 10 % rebate of the American miles they use (up to 10,000 per calendar year) to book award flights.

Barclaycard has increased the sign - up bonus for its AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite Mastercard.

This is the first time Barclaycard has had an increased sign - up bonus since it made the Aviator Red card available to new applicants.

The basic economy fare was $ 50 or about 3,300 points cheaper round - trip, so I booked that, knowing that a couple of my cards, the Barclaycard AAdvantage Aviator Red card and the Citi AAdvantage Executive card come with perks that counteract some of the downsides of basic economy.

Citi's offerings had become somewhat stale so, when Barclaycard opened up its AAdvantage Aviator cards to new applications in January,...

Barclaycard is sending out what I believe are targeted offers for their AAdvantage ® Aviator ™ Red MasterCard ® allowing cardmembers to earn 3X bonus points on ALL purchases from October 1, 2017 to April 30, 2017.

In case you missed it, you can now apply for the Barclaycard AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite Mastercard.

Barclaycard's recently relaunched AAdvantage Aviator Red, Aviator Blue and Aviator Business MasterCard will allow you to earn $ 3,000 in Elite Qualifying Dollars after spending $ 25,000 on one of these cards.

Citi's offerings had become somewhat stale so, when Barclaycard opened up its AAdvantage Aviator cards to new applications in January, it was a welcome change for a lot of customers.

Barclaycard AAdvantage Aviator Business Mastercard is a credit card that is not talked about much.

Barclaycard offers a number different types of co-branded AAdvantage credit card but the main two are the Aviator Red and the Aviator Silver credit cards.

With the AAdvantage ® Aviator ™ MasterCard ® from Barclaycard, you'll earn 1x mile for every $ 2 you spend on everyday purchases as well as 25 % off in - flight purchases on American Airlines operated flights.

Barclaycard is sending out targeted offers for its AAdvantage Aviator Red card and it's a pretty sweet deal.

Earn 60,000 AAdvantage miles after paying the annual fee and spending $ 3,000 in the first 3 months of opening the AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite MasterCard from Barclaycard.

I have the Citi AAdvantage card and the Barclaycard AAdvantage Aviator Red card.

As expected, Barclaycard just brought down the sign - up bonus of the AAdvantage ® Aviator ™ Red World Elite Mastercard ® from 60,000 to 50,000.

So you have to decide if you would rather pay the annual fee on the card (Barclaycard AAdvantage Aviator Red) or if you would rather not pay an annual fee but spend $ 3,000 in 3 months (Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select).

Barclaycard is now offering a new 60,000 miles sign - up bonus for the AAdvantage ® Aviator ™ Red World Elite Mastercard ® (up from the previous 50,000 offer).

Barclaycard AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite Mastercard — 50,000 miles after first purchase; $ 95 annual fee

Other Barclaycard products might not be as easy to downgrade, primarily the Aviator (formerly U.S. Airways) cards.

Barclaycard offers the AAdvantage ® Aviator ™ Red World Elite Mastercard ® which comes with the following offer:

Most notably the Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite MasterCard ®, the AAdvantage ® Aviator ™, Red World Elite Mastercard ®, the Wyndham Rewards ® Visa ® Card, and JetBlue card.

And finally, Barclaycard equips their credit cards with chip + pin technology so the Aviator Red can come in handy when you're traveling and come across kiosks and other places where you need to enter a pin to process your transaction.

The Barclaycard Arrival Plus, the AAdvantage Aviator Red, and the Wyndham Rewards Visa Card are all in my Top 10 credit cards because they offer great value and two of them come with very easy sign - up bonuses.

Barclaycard has released the online application page for the Aviator Red Mastercard.

Both the Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select MasterCard (annual fee: $ 95, waived first year) and the Barclaycard AAdvantage Aviator card (annual fee: $ 89, not open to new applications) have similar features: one mile per dollar spent, double miles for American Airlines purchases, free checked bag, priority boarding.

That changed thanks to a July 2016 agreement that gave Barclaycard the ability to sign up new AAdvantage Aviator cardholders at airports and on American Airlines flights.

American also offers credit cards through Barclaycard, but many are only open to existing holders of the Aviator cards (formerly co-branded with US Airways).

Barclaycard offers Aviator cards as replacements for old US Airways credit card accounts, which were shut down after AA acquired the latter.

In addition, the two most «premium» versions of Barclaycard's AAdvantage Aviator cards are eligible: the Silver and the Red.

We weren't expecting to see any American Airlines - branded cards issued by Barclaycard until January 2017 at the earliest, so this news is a pleasant surprise — especially since the now - available Aviator Red card will allow you to earn $ 3,000 in EQD credit by meeting an annual spending threshold.

I suspect we'll see this 50,000 mile offer more often now that Barclaycard can not issue the US Airways card (now American Airlines Aviator).

Meanwhile, Barclaycard administers the AAdvantage Aviator cards, which were originally US Airways Dividend Miles cards, but you can no longer sign up for these products.