Sentences with phrase «incidental travel fee credit»

With the American Express ® Platinum Card ®, for instance, you must choose an airline in which you want your incidental travel fee credit to go toward.

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The Platinum's travel perks include $ 200 in Uber credits annually, a $ 200 airline fee for incidentals on your preselected qualifying airline, access to the Global Lounge Collection, and valuable benefits when you stay at a property in the Fine Hotels & Resorts collection.

If you travel frequently, you'll be able to easily make back the annual fee every year by using the airline incidental credits since the costs of checking bags alone quickly adds up.

Some of the travel perks include: an airline fee credit (up to $ 100 / year) to help cover incidental fees with your selected airline and hotel collection benefits that include a $ 75 credit on qualifying charges (such as dining, spa, and resort fees) when you book a stay of at least two nights.

Cardholders get a $ 100 airline fee credit to cover up to $ 100 per year in incidental air travel fees with one selected airline (like baggage fees for example).

Save even more with cards that offer fee credits on travel incidentals like checked bags, in - flight refreshments or even the application fee for Global Entry and TSA Pre Check.

It's hard to make a case against signing up for this card, it comes with a sign up bonus worth $ 500 in cash or statement credit (using for travel / gift cards doesn't make a lot of sense, just redeem for statement credit and then make those travel / gift card purchases on the card instead) and you can also get $ 200 in travel incidental credits and only pay a $ 95 annual fee.

UBS Visa Infinite, a newcomer to the premium travel credit card market, offers a $ 250 incidental airline fee credit that works in a way similar to the airline credit from American Express Platinum.

Card members get a $ 200 annual credit toward incidental travel expenses like baggage check, in - flight meals, and ticket change fees on an airline of their choice.

Chase Ritz Carlton offers a $ 300 annual travel credit that's valid on incidental airline purchases, such as lounge memberships or day passes, seat upgrades, baggage fees, in - flight Internet / entertainment, or in - flight food or drinks.

These credits will appear for incidental fees charged by the airline and are not meant as a straight travel credit like some other travel rewards credit cards offer.

Other Notable Features: No foreign transaction fees, $ 100 credit for travel incidentals, $ 100 Global Entry / TSA Precheck credit, 25 % -75 % points bonus for preferred customers, trip delay insurance, baggage delay insurance, lost luggage reimbursement, Visa Signature concierge, purchase protection, return protection, extended warranty, car rental insurance, roadside dispatch

These include a $ 200 airline fee credit and a 35 % airline bonus: simply use your card to book your travel arrangements and pay for airline incidentals such as in - flight refreshments.

Register with an airline and charge all your incidentals, including baggage fees, to the card to take advantage of the card's $ 250 travel credit.

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.

UBS Visa Infinite, a newcomer to the premium travel credit card market, offers a $ 250 incidental airline fee credit that works in a way similar to the airline credit from American Express Platinum.

For instance, while other cards» credits can be applied to any expense that falls under the travel category, including airfare, the American Express Platinum's travel credit applies only to incidentals, such as baggage fees and in - flight purchases.

$ 100 Annual Air Travel Fee Statement Credit can be used toward airline incidentals or for either the Global Entry or the TSA PreCheck ® application fees *

Unfortunately, the $ 250 annual travel credit is pretty restrictive and covers only incidental air travel fees, such as baggage, cancellation fees, lounge access, and upgrades.

To receive statement credits of up to $ 200 per calendar year toward incidental air travel fees, Card Member must select a qualifying airline at www.americanexpress.com/airlinechoice.

And, the Amex air travel credit only covers incidental fees like checked baggage and in - flight purchases for one airline.

The $ 100 air travel credit will reimburse your incidental expenses like checked baggage fees, in - flight purchases, change fees, and lounge passes.

The Platinum's travel perks include $ 200 in Uber credits annually, a $ 200 airline fee for incidentals on your preselected qualifying airline, access to the Global Lounge Collection, and valuable benefits when you stay at a property in the Fine Hotels & Resorts collection.

Unlike some of the other travel credit cards that offer an annual travel credit that only applies to incidental airline fees like checked bags and in - flight purchases on one airline, the $ 300 credit from the Sapphire Reserve can be used for any travel purchase.

And, the $ 300 travel credit can be applied to all travel purchases — not just baggage fees or other air travel incidentals.

For instance, you only get a $ 200 annual travel credit that can only be applied to incidental airline fees like baggage fees and in - flight purchases.

Effective June 1, 2015, American Express is enhancing its Premier Rewards Gold Card, adding more value with 2x Membership Rewards points for purchases at U.S. restaurants, a $ 100 airline fee credit for incidental charges such as baggage fees, and a personalized travel service.

Please allow 2 - 4 weeks after the qualifying incidental air travel fee is charged to your Card Account for statement credit (s) to be posted to the Account.

To receive statement credits of up to $ 100 per calendar year toward incidental air travel fees, Card Member must select one qualifying airline at http://www.americanexpress.com/selectafc.

If a charge for any incidental air travel fee is included in a Pay Over Time feature balance on your Card Account (for example, Sign & Travel), the statement credit associated with that charge may not be applied to that Pay Over Time feature batravel fee is included in a Pay Over Time feature balance on your Card Account (for example, Sign & Travel), the statement credit associated with that charge may not be applied to that Pay Over Time feature baTravel), the statement credit associated with that charge may not be applied to that Pay Over Time feature balance.

To receive statement credits of up to $ 200 per calendar year toward incidental air travel fees, Card Member must select one qualifying airline at www.americanexpress.com/airlinechoice.

Incidental air travel fees charged prior to selection of a qualifying airline are not eligible for statement credits.

You can offset that fee with $ 200 per calendar year toward incidental air travel fees, $ 200 in annual Uber credits and more perks that come with Amex Platinum cards.

You receive statement credits of up to $ 200 per calendar year toward incidental air travel fees, Card Member must select a qualifying airline.

Holders of American Express» Premier Rewards Gold Card will see some additional benefits starting June 1, the company said, including double Membership Rewards points for purchases at U.S. restaurants, a $ 100 credit for incidental airline fees like checked bag charges, elimination of foreign transaction fees on trips abroad, and a personalized travel service.

Some credits like the one offered by the Citi Prestige allows you to use a travel credit toward airfare tickets, but others restrict the credit to airline incidentals like baggage fees, in - flight entertainment, and so on.

Their $ 95 annual fee card will feature a 50,000 point sign up bonus, $ 100 credit toward airline incidentals, and spending bonuses on travel and dining.

$ 100 Annual Air Travel Fee Statement Credit can be used toward airline incidentals or for either the Global Entry or the TSA Pre √ ® application fees *

It has the same $ 450 annual fee and lots of travel benefits that are similar to CSR such as lounge access, travel or incidental fees credit, Global Entry etc etc..

The card also comes with some of the best travel benefits around, including an annual $ 100 airline incidental credit that helps offset the high membership fee.

If no - annual fee cards can offer 3X points on travel plus $ 100 GE / TSA pre credit AND a $ 100 travel incidentals credit, the least Amex Platinum should do is offer better MR multipliers on travel and dining in general.

Enjoy Expedia + gold status each year of card membership, plus you receive a $ 100 Annual Air Travel Fee Statement Credit can be used toward airline incidentals on qualified airlines, or either the Global Entry or the TSA Pre √ ® application fFee Statement Credit can be used toward airline incidentals on qualified airlines, or either the Global Entry or the TSA Pre √ ® application feefee.

This credit is good for covering incidental air travel fees like checked luggage fees, change fees, pet flight fees, seat assignment fees and more.

Every calendar year you can receive up to $ 250 in statement credits toward incidental air travel fees.

Along with offering 50,000 points after spending $ 3,000 in the first 90 days of opening your account and rewards on every purchase, the Bank of America Premium card offers travel perks that usually accompany cards with a much higher annual fee, including an annual $ 100 credit for airline incidentals, a $ 100 credit for Global Entry and TSA PreCheck application fees every four years, and some very generous travel protections.

The new footnote for the airline credit phrases it as «incidental air travel fee», which seems to be more restrictive:

Standout travel features such as $ 100 airline fee credit (to cover incidentals like baggage fees or airport lounge access); transfer partners with whom you can transfer your miles to airlines and hotels (some at 1:1 ratio).

Speaking of airplane travel, the Platinum Card ® from American Express provides up to $ 200 a year in statement credits to cover incidental airline charges, like baggage fees and in - flight refreshments, charged on the card with a pre-selected airline.

Amex Platinum: $ 200 airline fee credit toward incidentals like baggage fees and lounge passes, plus up to $ 200 in annual Uber credits Citi Prestige: $ 250 airfare credit each year Chase Sapphire Reserve: $ 300 travel credit each year Hilton Amex Aspire: $ 250 airline fee credit; $ 250 Hilton resort credit Ritz: $ 300 credit toward incidentals like baggage fees and lounge passes AAdvantage Executive: None United Club: None