Sentences with phrase «annual airline statement»

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Citing Warren Buffett's statements from this weekend's Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, where the Oracle of Omaha also explained his bet on airline stocks including United.

In its annual proxy statement, the airline group said it would continue to divide the roles, though the current independent chairman, Robert Milton, will not stand for re-election to the board.

This card comes with some decent rewards, including $ 250 annual airline fee credit, $ 500 airport club statement credit, and a decently - sized bonus.

In addition to perks already mentioned, you get hotel perks and up to $ 200 in annual statement credit to cover airline incidental fees like checked bags, in - flight food, and flight changes (when you enroll and select a qualifying airline).

On top of this, the card offers a continuing annual bonus of 5,000 points, as long as you spend $ 10,000 each year, and $ 100 in statement credit towards incidental airline fees (including TSA Pre ✓ ™ / Global Entry).

The annual fee version of the card also comes with a $ 100 statement credit towards airline fees each year of card membership, which can really pay off for frequent travelers.

Travel statement credits: $ 200 annual air travel credit which is good for most non-ticket airline purchases such as seat assignment fees, change fees, and in - flight food and beverage.

Travel statement credits: A $ 250 annual air travel statement credit will automatically be applied to flight - related expenses charged to your card, including airline tickets, baggage fees and upgrades.

$ 100 annual statement credit for airline incidentals on qualified airlines or Wi — Fi Carries or for the Global Entry application fee

The card also comes with $ 250 in annual statement credits for airline purchases such as airfare and baggage fees.

If you travel frequently and want travel perks: The Business Platinum Card from American Express: The card offers complimentary access to over 1,000 airport lounges worldwide, up to a $ 200 annual statement credit for airline fees (at one selected airline), and access to 24/7 concierge service.

Another example: If you pay for baggage fees, but the airline does not post the transaction until after your December statement date, the cost of the baggage fees will be allocated towards the following year's Annual Travel Credit maximum of $ 300.

If you travel frequently and want travel perks: The Business Platinum Card from American Express: The card offers complimentary access to over 1,000 airport lounges worldwide, up to a $ 200 annual statement credit for airline fees (at one selected airline), and access to 24/7 concierge service.

The card will also have no foreign transaction fees for purchases, and cardholders will receive a $ 100 annual statement credit toward airline incidental fees on qualified airlines, Wi - Fi carriers, or for the Global Entry application fee.

For instance, cardholders will enjoy a $ 250 annual airline fee credit, a $ 250 Hilton resort statement credit, top - tier Hilton Diamond status, and Priority Pass Select membership.

Also, if your concern is the annual fee, some premium cards offer travel statement credits to offset these fees to compete with some of the fee waivers you get from airline cards.

Looking through that list it would appear that it's possible to offset the whole $ 450 annual fee with the benefits being provided so, if you can use up the $ 250 Hilton resort statement credit and the $ 250 airline incidental credit you can effectively have Hilton Honors Diamond status for free.

These cards have a $ 450 annual fee, but they offer each cardholder a $ 200 annual airline travel statement credit towards qualifying airline fees.

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.

Plus, the Preferred Gold card comes with an annual $ 100 statement credit for airline fees, which can help offset the added cost of the annual fee.

Obviously paying an extra $ 95 sounds like less of a bargain but remember that the Premier Rewards Gold Card has the annual $ 100 airline statement credit, which essentially reduces the fee to $ 95.

The $ 200 annual airline credit, $ 100 statement credit for Global Entry / TSA Pre-Check, along with elite hotel status, free Boingo, and rental car status, all combine for a substantial amount of value that more than pays for the annual fee when all things are considered.

And actually, the statement resets after the beginning of the year so if you time it right, you can actually get $ 200 in airline credit before your annual fee hits.

Similar to other high - end cards, the Priority Pass Lounge membership includes unlimited access, and you get statement credits for airline fees of $ 250 and Hilton resort stays of $ 250 — making up for the annual fee, if you are able to take advantage of the credits each year!

Card Details Earn 2 miles per $ 1 spent on purchases from Asiana Airlines; Earn 1 mile per $ 1 spent on all other purchases; Earn two annual $ 100 statement rebates on the ticket purchase of U.S. departure Asiana Airlines operated flights when using the Asiana Visa Business card.

-LSB-...] choose an airline for your $ 200 annual airline fee statement credit, you'll also be able to redeem Membership Rewards for 2 cents per point toward paid flights -LSB-...]

This means your 2017 airline charges against this year's annual credit must have posted to your account by the time your December statement date concludes, which can easily happen early in the month.

This annual credit only covers airline charges, unlike the broader category of travel the Sapphire Reserve's annual credit offers, but its deadline operates in essentially the same way as described for the Sapphire Reserve in that it runs on a calendar year that concludes when your December statement date closes.

$ 100 annual statement credit for airline incidentals on qualified airlines or Wi — Fi Carries or for the Global Entry application fee

The $ 250 annual statement credit to cover airline travel fees is a major opportunity to offset the annual fee.

Other Perks: Enjoy benefits and perks that just might offset that annual fee such as a $ 100 annual airline credit to offset qualifying fees / charges, a $ 100 statement credit to cover your Global Entry application fee and, of course, access to 24/7 concierge services among other travel luxuries.