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D2C for children over 24 at AA

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Maureen Azcano
7 years ago

I would love this, as my parents have both passed.

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Chily Kaloguerakos
7 years ago

Only if they go after D2R. I busted my butt for 29 years to get my benefits for life. I would love my kids to get passes but ONLY if it goes D2R,D2C, D2P I understand why people want their kids over 24 to get benefits but my sons been traveling as D3 for over 10 years ... sorry

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Maria v burgos
7 years ago

My father past would like to used that space.

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Mary Mckenna
7 years ago

I worked for 34 yrs for AA : retired : told I would fly as active : then demoted to D-2R : u want your adult kids to fly as active? Tell them to work for the airline!!! I am tired of being pushed further down the list !

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Cindy McLean
7 years ago

Worked for 32 years and my parents have be we used my passes.

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agnes szatkowski
7 years ago

great idea

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Rosario Holguin
7 years ago

LIM

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Margaret Stell
7 years ago

I couldn't agree more with you on this so ridiculous that there is a cut off age of 24. Most children at that age are not mature enough and doesnt get why there is an age cut-off cause they are still your child. Yes I get it they are legal adults according to the Law at the age of 21. But seriously we beg to differ. I hope this works it would benefit us do much.....

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Dana Johnson
7 years ago

Please let us add children over 24 !!!

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Julie Calderson
7 years ago

gladly give up D2P... we should be able to choose parent or children.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Asking for more years of D2-D1 for oír childrens

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Shawna Kluk
7 years ago

I would be willing to give up D2p

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Carmella Engels
7 years ago

I am all for this or give us a choice two parents or two children over 24. My parents died when I was young and have no need for parent passes.

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Cherry Cruz
7 years ago

If this happens that would be GREAT. What a wonderful a wonderful idea. Thank you very much.

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Kim gregg
7 years ago

Agree

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Kristine Brodie
7 years ago

Yes I would love to know that my son, now 17, will be able to travel whiles he’s in college and grad/Med School. Whichever he decides to do in his near future.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

D2C just sounds silly. I mean some people have no children while some have plenty. Children can decide what they want in life, if flight benefit is more important then they can go work for an airline. They have freaking 23!!!!!!!! years to enjoy flight benefit at D1/D2 status. I always wanted they get rid of D2P/D3. And just give us two RC, and designate whoever we see fit. I'm even willing to not have any D1 and limit number of passes for those RC.

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Sandra Rodriguez
7 years ago

I’d gladly give up my D2P As my dad is passed away and my mother doesn’t use my passes

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Erika
7 years ago

As a D3 its tough for anyone to travel; at least as a D2C, they would have a chance. Thank you!

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Orli Styren
7 years ago

Family first