If you're considering a cobranded card with American Airlines, it's important to pick the right option for you. Each choice offers a different annual fee, its own set of perks and distinct earning rates.Among Citi's five AAdvantage cards, you may be struggling to decide which is the best for you.Here are my thoughts on which of the three most popular AAdvantage cards is the right fit for you, depending on how dedicated you are to American Airlines and how frequently you travel.Citi / AAdvantage credit cards: Key detailsBefore diving deeper into each card individually, let's go through a quick refresher of their basic details.The information for the Citi / AAdvantage Platinum Select has been collected independently by The Points Guy. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer.Platinum Select: For those who fly AA occasionallyIf you only fly AA a couple of times each year, I recommend the AAdvantage Platinum Select. Its $0 introductory annual fee for the first year (then $99) means you can test having a cobranded card in your wallet without committing to an annual fee up front.While you won't get any lounge passes or statement credits with mer...
Which AAdvantage card is right for you? Here are 3 options you should consider
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