Having just recently flown from San Francisco to Paris with 4 out of 5 of us using AA miles, I had to smile when I saw this email waiting for me:
Hi Shelly,
I am planning a trip to see my grandmere in France with my husband and toddler. Chase will be 15 months when we plan to travel in April. We have AA points we would like to use. Unfortunately (click here to continue reading)
This question comes from an Australian mom who will be traveling extensively with her 11-month-old, including internal U.S. flights Hi Shelly, First, thank you so much for your informative blog. …
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