Sentences with phrase «get eqm»

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With the AAdvantage card, you'll get 10,000 Elite Qualifying Miles (EQMs) every year that you spend at least $ 40,000 on the card.

In addition, with Platinum and Gold status you get 4 500 - mile upgrades for every 12,500 EQMs earned during your membership year.

The $ 450 card, which includes Admirals Club access, requires you to spend a sizable $ 40,000 dollars in a year to get 10,000 EQMs.

However, if you book those same 40,000 miles per year in business class on American, you would have only 40,000 EQM and 60,000 EQP (since you would get 100 % EQM and 1.5 EQP per mile).

You'll get 10,000 EQMs every year that you spend at least $ 40,000 on the card.

Needing to grasp a higher Elite Status last fall, I took advantage of the 10,000 EQM for spending $ 3,000 in 3 months (promotion expired) and I also got a 25,000 miles sign up bonus.

$ 40,000 was way too much spend to put on this card just to get the 10,000 EQM (which is why I haven't done it in recent years) and most of the other worthwhile benefits I either get with my airline status or with other, cheaper, credit cards that I hold.

I've held this card since it was first introduced and I originally got it, primarily, for the 10,000 Elite Qualifying Miles (EQM) benefit.

Still, getting 2 cents per point opens up many great opportunities for economy flights or cheap business class flights and can result in some very cheap tickets to get across the country and you get to earn reward points or EQMs for the flights.

10,000 miles will almost get you halfway to the 25,000 EQMs needed for Gold status.

Putting down all the possible flights we'll be taking into a demand schedule will help us know how many miles we'll need to get to EQM - Zero.

You never know — you may end up getting triple EQMs on those segments!

So currently if I buy a $ 450 LAX - DCA ticket (2,300 miles flown) I get the 4,600 EQMs r / t + 4,600 bonus miles for being platinum or EXP.

Now they tell me that they are changing the rules and I will only get 0.5 EQM?

I am struggling to work out how many EQMs and reward miles I will get for my mixed Carrier flights next year.

And if you fly partner airline you get less EQM's than before.

Not only am I excited to get to spend a few days in Hawaii after a whirlwind week and a half in Australia but I'll also get to fly a new airline, plus since I paid for that ticket in business class ($ 2,500) I'll also earn AAdvantage miles and EQMs, which I need to re-qualify for Executive Platinum this year.

Now, in order to get Executive Platinum status, you have to get 100,000 EQMs and 12,000 Elite Qualifying Dollars (EQD).

With the AAdvantage card, you'll get 10,000 Elite Qualifying Miles (EQMs) every year that you spend at least $ 40,000 on the card.

If it makes sense, flying only on Alaska will get you a 20 % discount on the elite qualifying miles required for their low - tier MVP status (20,000 EQM vs. 25,000 EQM if you include partner flights) and their mid-tier MVP Gold status (40,000 EQM vs. 50,000 EQM if you include partner flights).

You get one elite - qualifying mile for each $ 10 of net purchases beyond that — probably not what you meant by «a reward card that will earn EQMs from purchases.»

EQMS are a waste without spend but you can get a ton of them from flying a trip making the EQD bonus better imo.

There's no pro-rating; you must cross the 12,500 - EQM threshold to get the upgrades.