American Airlines is giving away  500,000 AAdvantage^® miles, a digital camera and 1,000 prints from Shutterfly in their Picture the Stories sweepstakes.  Enter soon — deadline is June 1, 2010.

American Airlines and photo Web site Shutterfly.com are teaming up to offer AAdvantage® miles and other great prizes through the “Picture the Stories” Sweepstakes.

During the sweepstakes, which lasts until June 1, customers can view six destinations, and travel-focused Shutterfly photo books, including images from six travel experts sharing their tips on how to tell great travel stories. After looking at the photo books, which feature different travel destinations and activities that can be booked on AA.com, customers can register up to seven times for a chance to win the sweepstakes. One lucky grand prize winner will receive 500,000 AAdvantage miles, $500 to use towards the purchase of a digital camera, and 1,000 Shutterfly prints.

Those who register for the sweepstakes and purchase a ticket on AA.com during the promotional period will qualify to receive a hardback 8-by-8-inch, 20-page Shutterfly photo book – a $29.99 value.

“With this sweepstakes, American and Shutterfly are encouraging customers to create and capture their own special travel memories to share with others and earn rewards along the way,” said Derek DeCross, American’s Managing Director – Interactive Marketing. “This promotion highlights that AA.com is not just a destination to find American’s lowest fares guaranteed with no online booking fees, it’s also a powerful one-stop shop for all our customers’ travel needs. From hotels, to cars, to cruises, and to activities, AA.com offers a vast selection of travel products – all with great rates.”

Customers can get up to seven grand prize entries by reviewing the online photo books and registering at www.aa.com/promo, and by referring friends and family to the sweepstakes.

Click HERE to visit the sweepstages entry pages.

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