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Citi AAdvantage Business

Citi AAdvantage Business 75,000 American Airlines Miles

CitiBusiness American Airlines Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard is offering 75,000 American Airlines miles after you spend $5,000 within the first five months

Offer at a glance

Maximum bonusBonus
AvailabilityNationwide
RequirementRead our review Standard offer is 65,000 miles
Account typeCredit card
Annual feeNone listed
Difficultyeasy
ExpirationNo stated expiry
Community activity0 reports today

Update 8/30/26: Down to 65k now

Update 5/3/26: If signing up for this card, it’s worth first signing up for an AAdvantage business account with this 10,000 miles promo (code BNS10K), and then signing up for the card and linking the existing AA account. 

Update 3/5/36: Deal is back (ht reader Bushe)

The Offer

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  • CitiBusiness American Airlines Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard is offering 75,000 American Airlines miles after you spend $5,000 within the first five months.

Card Details

  • Annual fee of $99 is waived the first year
  • Contains language limiting one American Airlines bonus per 48 month

Our Verdict

We have seen similar offers in the past and we’ll add this to our best credit card bonus page. Before applying or asking basic questions in the comments make sure you read these things everybody should know about Citi cards here.

Hat tip to generic19name

Post history:

  • Deal no longer showing 75,000, down to 65,000. Hat tip to reader Astoria
  • Update 11/24/25: Sites with affiliate links are now saying this is limited time, but haven’t provided an end date. 
  • Update 9/30/25: Available again
  • Update 6/15/25: Down to 65,000 now
  • Update 5/15/25: Ends in 7 days
  • Update 4/10/25: Offer is back (ht FM)
  • Update 10/8/24: Offer is back at this new link

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