Gasta 250 mil pero vuela por 21 millones de dólares
🚀 Steven Rothstein, at age 21, purchased an unlimited first-class travel AAirpass from American Airlines for $250,000 in the early 1980s, with an additional $150,000 for companion tickets. Over 21 years, Rothstein's travels amounted to 10,000 flights and $21 million in costs to the airline, covering 30 million miles. In 1994, with 28 of the original 60 AAirpass holders still using it, American Airlines canceled the program. Rothstein was sued after American revoked his pass in 2008, leading to an undisclosed settlement due to allegations of booking flights under fake names.
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