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The retirement medical benefits at AA are zero. However you can use accrued and unpaid sick time after retirement up to a maximum of $25,000.00 for COBRA benefits. I have a full sick bank, and if I make it through next year (2018), I can use that to get my wife to Medicare with full coverage. I can decide whether to take Medicare or a Medicare Advantage or keep my current AA medical plan for a few years.
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