How to Earn Airfare Miles Through a Citibank Credit Card

An airline's frequent flyer program allows you to earn miles---through flying with the airline or through making purchases---which you can use to get free airfare. Citibank offers several credit cards that earn miles with American Airlines. If that's not the airline you prefer to use, you can still earn airfare miles through a Citibank credit card on whatever airline you choose.

Things You'll Need

  • Citibank credit card
  • Airline frequent flyer membership
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Instructions

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      Sign up for the mileage program for your preferred airline. Visit the website of your favorite airline and sign up for its program. Signing up is always free and in many cases, you will gain free miles just for signing up. If you do not have a preferred airline, you can sign up for several different airlines' memberships.

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      Start using your Citibank credit card to meet the requirement for bonus miles. The Citibank travel rewards type cards offer bonus miles simply for having the card. In order to receive the miles, you must activate the card and use it to make the minimum amount of purchases specified in the contract.

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      Use your Citibank card to make purchases. Every time you use your Citibank travel rewards cards, you earn a mile per dollar spent. Try to use your credit card whenever possible to maximize your benefits.

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      Earn more miles by registering your card. When you register your Citibank credit card with your mileage program, you can earn additional miles through purchases with partner merchants. Among other merchants, these include hotels, rental cars and restaurants. If you use your Citibank travel reward card, you will get double benefits if you use American Airlines, but you can register any Citibank card with any airline's mileage program to get additional miles. Usually, you can earn up to five miles for each dollar you spend.

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