Posted on February 19, 2010.
What is the best airline credit card? I want to earn miles, of course, but what is my best option? Who out there loves their credit card company?
The travel rewards card I am particularly fond of the American Express Blue Sky card. He earns a 1.33% guaranteed to travel on all expenditures. And its benefits can be applied to any airline, hotel, renting the car, etc.
If you do not need to take your winnings in cash (which of course can be applied to Trip:)), other good options open until the AMEX Blue Cash and Chase Freedom card.
An easy way to see which rewards card will pay the most for your spending pattern is this rewards calculator:
http://www.creditcardtuneup.com/
Note that the tool converts all currency earnings (miles, points, cash back, etc.) in dollars so you can make apples-to-apply comparison.
It depends on your travel habits. I propose a visa Lufthansa Bank of America. You can earn miles when you buy and when you travel and as part of Star Alliance, you can choose from 17 different carriers.
I have a jetBlue Amex. Firstly, it seems incredible absolutey! But here's just a breakdown of how this works fast.
You need 100 points to get free travel on JetBlue. Second, whenever you spend $ 200, you get 1 point. But if you spend $ 200 on JetBlue tickets, you earn double points. When registering, if you look in the www.jetblue.com using your account TrueBlue loyalty (both are separate), then you win two more points just for checking in.
Points accumulate very quickly it seems. Currently, EA has signed a 50-point bonus (I think they still do.) Anyway, I also won a jetBlue Bahammas out just because I ' were in a drawing that I put in. JetBlue
Here are some links you can view. A preview for the card, and a website if you are interested in trying to get one.
1.) http://www.nhco-visa-credit-cards.com/i/ ...
2.) http://jetbluecard.com/
