My Barclays Aviator Silver and Aviator Red credit cards will become Citi AAdvantage cards. Here's why it's exciting and what I'm doing ahead of the transition.

Citi will once again be the sole issuer of American Airlines AAdvantage cards, transitioning Barclays cardholders to Citi beginning April 2026.

On April 24, Citi will begin transitioning Barclays AAdvantage cardholders to its AAdvantage products. Here's what you need to know.

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