The AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite Mastercard has an offer for 50,000 bonus miles when you make your first card purchase within the first 90 days. We value these miles to be worth around $700. That’s an extremely generous welcome offer considering there’s no spending requirement to qualify. See our list for more airline credit cards.
To get the most out of the AAdvantage Aviator Red credit card, you should fly with American Airlines (AA) as much as you can. It gives you double AAdvantage miles on AA purchases, a 25% discount on eligible inflight purchases, and preferred boarding and one free checked bag for you and up to four companions.
If you don’t fly with American Airlines often, then another airline-branded card, or a general travel rewards card, will be a better fit.
*The AAdvantage Aviator Red Mastercard is issued by Barclays. See our Barclays page for their bank account offers.
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