Keyaira Sutton, WalletHub Analyst
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Currently, no American Airlines credit cards offer special balance transfer promotions. While most American Airlines cards do allow balance transfers, these transactions are subject to the regular APR. Some other airline credit cards do have balance transfer deals, though.
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