American miles are considered as one of travelers' favorite mileage currencies. Over the years, a lot of users already redeemed millions of miles from their own travels world-wide by using AAdvantage miles.

Many would often think American offers among the best award redemption values of any airline, given that they haven't devalued their award chart in years, making their saver award prices significantly lower on average than those available through Delta SkyMiles and United MileagePlus. 

With that, fanatic users of American miles shared what they consider as the best 5 uses of the American AAdvantage miles. Travel Is Free even focused on why traveler don't need the AA Explorer award chart, which was a round-the-world award chart with stopovers. While stopovers are no longer around, a lot of flyers still discuss on a new way of getting into a round-the-world trip using AAdvantage miles.

One of the great reasons why it's hailed as one of the favorite mileage currencies is the off peak coach awards it offers. Many clients claim that it is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to stretch miles and explore new countries.

Taking advantage of these off peak times will save a person between 2,500 to 10,000 miles each way in coach, which can mean dirt cheap mileage. Many great destinations such as Japan, Europe, South America, the Caribbean, Hawaii and Mexico are included and have a wide range of dates. And for the detailed dates by destination, one should check out the offers on American Airlines.

Another is that by using the American miles, many travelers find it very reasonable to experience flying at just 67,500 miles each way. They would even advocate mixing coach, business and first to stretch your miles. Taking advantage of Saver awards going to Japan, they could reach Asia for only 25,000 miles and use those 67,500 to get  back in style, while also creating an Open Jaw  or the ticketing technique that is not responding to the seat, as mentioned in God Save The Points. 

One of the most wanted redemption offers of AAdvantage miles is getting an Etihad A380 First Class Apartment from Abu Dhabi to Australia, which only cost travelers 60,000 miles According to One Mile At A Time, Etihad is considered as the best first class hard product in the world, and even markets their A380 first class product as "Apartments.

While they can also redeem 40,000 miles for A380 first class between Abu Dhabi and London, some flyers would consider redeeming 60,000 miles for a flight which is twice the length, roughly 14 hours. Etihad flies the A380 to Sydney, and as of June 1, 2016, will also fly it to Melbourne.

Meanwhile, although there are a lot of reasons why American AAdvantage miles are considered as pretty great deals, there are still many uses for American miles. Interested users, especially frequent flyers would often check out their accounts for promos and discounts. They also learn how they could successfully redeem their AAdvantage miles.