Not with AA, but generally speaking, yup! That said, are you sure that it's with American Airlines itself? A lot of stations (not all) have that kind of thing contracted out to other companies that do not receive flight benefits. As a rule of thumb, if the company doesn't own an airplane used for commercial service, the employee does not get benefits.
Oh, and siblings rarely get any kind of benefits. On UA, they get a slightly lower rate on the buddy passes, but that's about it.
Spongebue - NonRev Correspondent - U.S./Midwest Region
Thanks so much for your reply!
I am certain the employer is American Airlines, so that is good news! Based on what I have read, AA employees get to have their parents (or children) and a registered companion added as flight beneficiaries. I am hoping he will add me as a registered companion since he is unmarried and has no children.
I know, I am shameless. I'm just excited and cautiously optimistic
Thanks again.
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