>An AA employee gave him a letter saying his pass had been terminated due to fraudulent activity. [...] Rothstein filed a lawsuit and a federal judge in Illinoi

>An AA employee gave him a letter saying his pass had been terminated due to fraudulent activity. [...] Rothstein filed a lawsuit and a federal judge in Illinois ruled against him for booking under phony names. If the falsified names was a legitimate grievance by American Airlines, it's interesting that NYPost chooses to leave "fraudulent" out of the story's title and instead, buries it at the bottom. I believe Mark Cuban still has his AA lifetime pass. I don't know if he books false names to game the unlimited pass to his advantage. I've read that some folks who sold their frequent flyer miles on ebay have had their mileage forfeited.