No you can't, they aren't part of the same company.
China Airline's frequent flyer program is called Dynasty Flyer. Partner airlines are Mandarin Airlines and China Southern Airlines.
American Airlines describe their AAdvantage program as one of the most popular loyalty programs in the world. It is part of oneworldå¨, an alliance of 12 airlines worldwide, which allows them to offer frequent flier miles to 840 destinations in 156 countries.
The program is called OnePass - 25000 gets you silver elite, 50K gets you Gold Elite and 75K gets you Platinum Elite and they have just introduced another tier
Apply on the airlines website
None. If you have Sky Miles, you must be enrolled with Delta's frequent flier program. American Airlines frequent flier program is called AAdvantage. If you are a member of AAdvantage and want to know how many AAdvantage miles you have, call 1-800-433-7300, or sign in to your account online.
Alaska Air does have a frequent flyer program. This program is known as the Mileage Plan and can be accessed via their website.
In 1981 Crandall introduced the concept of the frequent-flier program, calling it "AAdvantage" and rewarding repeat customers with free flying miles. American Airlines also introduced "AAirpass
There are roughly 20 different airlines that are partners in the WorlPerks Frequent Flyer Program. Some of the included airlines are: Aloha, Horizon Air, Kenya, and Trans States. There are a number of hotels and rental car companies that also participate.
Yes, but i think only in flight routes betwen USA and Argentina (No Argentinian domestic routes).
American Airlines AAdvantage is a customer loyalty program where you earn miles that are similar to delta sky miles by flying with American Airlines.
American Airways offers a frequent flyer program that can be used on any of their flights, including international.
American Airlines Advantage, Delta Sky Miles, and US Airways Dividend Miles are rated as very good programs by Business Travellogue. The tell you what the rewards are and how to get them at http://www.businesstravellogue.com/best-frequent-flyer-programs.