JetBlue is running a winter sale for roundtrip tickets purchased by 11:59 PM ET tomorrow November 20.

For flights flown 11/27 to 12/20, you'll get 25% off the base fare with code WINTER25.

For flights flown 1/7 to 2/14, you'll get 20% off the base fare with code WINTER20.

For full details, head here.

To book, head here.

The discounts do not appear next to the flight times.

According to this thread on FlyerTalk, American Airlines is holding a holiday special on all purchased miles. Bonus miles are awarded depending on the amount of miles purchased. In similar fashion to previous American Airlines miles specials, there is a tiered bonus structure. The more miles you purchase, the more bonus miles you receive.

To purchase points and see the terms and conditions, go to American's Buy Miles page here.

What is the maximum number of miles I can purchase with this promotion?

You can purchase up to 60,000 miles.

Using qantas.com for award searches can help you get maximum value from your American Airlines miles. American partners with the oneworld alliance and several non-oneworld partners.

I got so wrapped up in my three posts yesterday that I forgot about Free Giveaway Friday!

Check them out if you didn't already:

Buying Priority Club points earns a 50% bonus. Buy them now to prepare for $35 hotel rooms.

Iberia is offering 25% off awards to Europe through the end of May. Good weather and cheap awards is unbeatable.

Today’s giveaway is for a pair of lounge passes that expire 12/31/12. The winning commenter can choose a pair of United Club passes or a pair of American Airlines Admirals Club Passes.

Today only, Southwest is offering 40% off roundtrip flights flown between 12/11/12 and 2/12/13 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

That's a massive savings if you can take advantage. Unfortunately I literally need a flight for February 13, the day after the promo period. Alanis Morisette would probably call that "ironic" since she doesn't know what that word means.

The deals are pretty incredible.

Here's a transcon for $221.

British Airways is offering a 25% discount on its longhaul awards--flown by BA or Iberia. That would be great except British Airways charges humungous surcharges that make any redemptions an awful deal in my mind. To wit, British Airways business class from New York to London:
As the screen shot indicates, this is normally a 40,000 Avios award, so there is a 10,000 Avios, or 25%, discount. But the taxes and fees of $438 oneway make this an award I would not purchase.

Priority Club is running a promotion during which they are giving a 50% bonus on purchased points (AKA a 33% reduction in the price of points.) Right now you can buy 4,000 Priority Club points for the normal price of $54 and receive 2,000 points free for a total of 6,000 points.

This sale is noteworthy for planning purposes. Priority Club interests me for exactly one reason. Every two months they release a PointBreaks list of hotels that are available for 5,000 points per night.

On February 19, 2013, I am moving to Argentina. This will not negatively impact the blog.

In July, my law school buddy called me while I was in Hawaii. He told me that when his Judge Advocate General (JAG) commitment ended at the end of the year, he was moving to Buenos Aires.

That sounded like a heck of a plan. For the last nine years--since I first left North America--I've wanted to live abroad at some point.

Delta offers 1,500 MQM for one year Sky Club membership

According to this thread on FlyerTalk, Delta is offering elite qualifying miles for buying a Sky Club lounge membership. To take advantage, you must purchase a one or three year membership by December 31st.

You can choose between two additional free months on a one-year membership or 1,500 Medallion Qualification Miles (MQMs). MQMs are what Delta uses to calculate elite status.

American Airlines eliminated free stopovers in April 2014, killing the possibility of free one ways on American Airlines awards.