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It might just be an IT issue with the overall Amex airline reimbursement credit that will eventually be fixed.

It's only the airline reimbursement credits for the Amex Platinum and the Amex Premier Rewards Gold that don't seem to be showing up.

Not exact matches

As part of United's crisis management, the airline said late Wednesday that all passengers on Sunday's United Express Flight 3411 are getting reimbursement equal to the cost of their tickets, which can be taken in cash, travel credits, or miles.

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On top of the airline credit, getting The Platinum Card ® from American Express qualifies you for a $ 100 reimbursement towards Global Entry or TSA PRE ✓ ® every four years.

The Platinum Card ® from American Express comes with all the other trappings one might expect from a premium card, like lounge access, Global Entry fee reimbursement, and airline fee credit.

Finally, there are a few more monetary incentives to applying for The Business Platinum ® Card from American Express OPEN, aimed at frequent travelers - airline credit, and TSA Pre / Global Entry fee reimbursement.

Platinum cardholders also receive complimentary airport lounge access, $ 200 towards Uber rides each year, $ 100 reimbursement for TSA PreCheck and Global Entry, as well as a $ 200 airline fee credit.

There's no comparison between the two cards once you consider the free lounge access, the airline credit, the Global Entry fee reimbursement and the 4 th Night Free benefit.

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But keep in mind the card also gives $ 200 in airline reimbursements per calendar year (meaning you can get $ 400 and only pay one annual fee) and also $ 200 in Uber credit.

If you purchase airline gift cards with the reimbursement (some work) and value those at 80 % of face value that gives you another $ 320 in cash plus $ 200 in uber credit.

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With The Ritz - Carlton Rewards ® Credit Card you can request a reimbursement for incidental travel - related purchases, such as an airline lounge - day pass, upgrade of airline seats, in - flight meals, etc..

Plus, the annual $ 200 airline fee credit, the TSA reimbursement, and the Starwood Preferred Guest automatic Gold Status can pay for your $ 450 annual fee over and over again if you travel.

Reimbursements include a $ 100 annual credit for airline fees and up to $ 100 reimbursement for a Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application every five years.

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There's no comparison between the two cards once you consider the free lounge access, the airline credit, the Global Entry fee reimbursement and the 4 th Night Free benefit.

The reason to still hold out hope is that, as of the date of this post (9/10/2015) if you go through all the various Flyertalk and Reddit threads as well as the comments on Will's post and elsewhere, it appears no one has gotten an airline credit reimbursement for any Amex Platinum airline charges, even legitimate ones, since roughly August 24th.

The Platinum Card is pricey, with an annual fee starting at $ 450, but you also get benefits like $ 200 in airline fee credits each calendar year and reimbursement of one Global Entry application.

Third Place: The American Express Platinum card offers $ 200 in airline fee reimbursements and $ 200 a year in Uber credit (prorated monthly).

For example, the Chase Sapphire Reserve card includes an annual $ 300 travel reimbursement, and the Platinum Card from American Express credits $ 200 of incidental fees annually on your choice of airline.

To utilize the $ 100 reimbursement, you must select a partner airline to use the credit on.

If you take advantage of just the Airline Fee Credit ($ 200 x 2) and the Global Entry Application Reimbursement ($ 100) in the first year, you already have a value of $ 500.

It comes with a $ 450 annual fee, a $ 200 airline fee credit, Global Entry / TSA PreCheck enrollment reimbursement and a 35 - percent rebate for points redeemed for select tickets.

The Platinum card offers a higher airline credit of $ 200, another $ 200 in Uber credits, lounge access, Global Entry Enrollment reimbursement and more.

The fee for this card is steep at $ 450, but it can make sense if you take advantage of the $ 200 airline credit, $ 100 reimbursement for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck, and you plan to use the airport lounge benefit extensively.

While some of the above credit cards offer reimbursement specifically for TSA precheck or Global Entry, others offer a general airline credit that can be applied towards these charges if desired.

If you've just started dabbling with loyalty programs and you plan to travel a lot within the next year or two, the American Express Business Platinum card can be an excellent addition to your wallet because of strong benefits like a $ 200 credit at the airline of your choice for things like baggage fees and in - flight purchases and reimbursement of the $ 100 fee to apply for Global Entry (a program you can learn more about here that fast - tracks your return to the United States through Customs) or TSA PreCheck.

Some fliers have had success getting that $ 200 reimbursement for the «fee» of buying airline gift cards; dining and spa credits and other exclusive perks on hotel rooms booked through AmEx can be worth $ 150 or more per night, he said.

The airline credit covers nearly half of the annual fee, and lounge access can easily be worth the rest, making the other benefits, such as free in - flight internet, Global Entry / TSA PreCheck reimbursement and SPG Gold Status, the icing on the cake.

The $ 200 in airline credits reimbursement is one of the more unusual features of this card in that AMEX does not simply credit you back the first $ 200 you spend on an airline ticket with your AMEX platinum card at the start of the calendar year.

This card also features a $ 250 annual Air Travel credit that you can apply towards airline tickets, baggage fees, and in - flight purchases, as well as receiving a statement credit, up to $ 100 every 5 years, as reimbursement for your application fee for Global Entry or TSA Pre Check.

Aside from the 60,000 - point bonus, you get Global Entry or TSA reimbursement, $ 200 credit for airline incidentals, premium roadside assistance, complimentary access to hundreds of airport lounges, free access to Boingo Internet services worldwide, gold status in SPG and Hilton HHonors programs, and many other valuable benefits.

It offers lounge access, free Uber rides, Global Entry reimbursement, credits for airline fees, luxury hotel perks, hotel elite status, Boingo Wi - Fi access and more.

Access to various airport lounges, big sign up bonuses, Global Entry application fee reimbursement, access to hotel benefits, and airline credits.

These cards all have steep annual fees ($ 450), but are generally worth it to frequent travelers because they are so packed with bonuses, perks and benefits that we value most, such as airport lounge access, automatic elite status in hotel & car rental programs, airline spending credits, primary car rental insurance and reimbursement for PreCheck or Global Entry, among others.

The primary remaining benefits are an annual $ 250 airline travel credit, the aforementioned 4th night free hotel benefit, Global Entry / TSA Precheck reimbursement and a Priority Pass airport lounge membership which includes access for two guests.

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There are few other perks: no anniversary bonus, no authorized user bonus, no airline travel credits and no reimbursements for programs like TSA PreCheck or Global Entry.

The Platinum Card ® from American Express comes with all the other trappings one might expect from a premium card, like lounge access, Global Entry fee reimbursement, and airline fee credit.

The Mercedes - Benz AMEX Platinum offers airline fee reimbursement up to $ 200 per calendar year, such that if you use the fee credit now in December, you can also use another $ 200 fee credit in January, greatly helping to offset the steep annual $ 475 fee.

Problem is the Ritz - Carlton also calls their airline incidental reimbursement a «travel credit», so I assume it will be the same for CSR until I hear otherwise.

Plus: • $ 250 air travel credit each year for flight related expenses, including airline tickets, upgrades, baggage fees, and more • Receive a statement credit, up to $ 100 every 5 years, as reimbursement for your application fee for Global Entry or TSA Pre ✓ ® • Enjoy access to Priority Pass ™ Lounges for you and your authorized users

There are new 3 credit cards (one from each of the big three issuers) that come with a reimbursement scheme for airline fares / fees.

It comes with a whole host of great travel benefits, including airport lounge access, an airline fee credit, free Uber rides, Gold status with Hilton and SPG, Global Entry fee reimbursement and more.

They might also come with airline miles, a statement credit upon first use or reimbursement for airline fees.

Travel perks include a $ 200 airline fee credit every year, complimentary access to hundreds of airport lounges, up to $ 200 a year in Uber credit, and reimbursement for application fees to Global Entry ($ 100) or TSA PreCheck ($ 85) every five years.

Otherwise, its perks are similar and include airport lounge access, airline fee reimbursement via up $ 200 in statement credit annually for fees charged by a pre-selected airline, Global Entry or TSA Precheck fee reimbursement and, of course, 24/7 concierge service.

Reimbursements include a $ 100 annual credit for airline fees and up to $ 100 reimbursement for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application every five years.