>If you want American Airlines, Citibank has the AAdvantage cards, but they have limits to how many miles you can earn through purchases per year.
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>You will not find a card affiliated with ALL major airlines. If you do, you're likely to find MAJOR restrictions on how to use your miles.
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>Keep in mind that if you expect to be able to travel using your miles (with any airline), your schedule has to be VERY flexible or be able to plan WAY in advance, as there is a very limited number of "miles" seat in every airplane regardless of the airline.
I didn't realize that they set certain number of seats for the frequent miles. Maybe I was simply lucky when I got my previous airline tickets (there were convenient and no out-of-pocket pay) that I expected it every time. What upset me the most is when they said that for vacation packages they will charge 10% fee.
Thank you for your input.
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