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Written by: RJ
Citi has launched a new AA personal credit card:
- Annual fee: $350
- Multipliers
- 3x American Airlines purchases
- 6x AAdvantage Hotels bookings
- 2x Restaurants (including takeout and delivery)
- 2x Rides and Rails purchases (taxis, rideshares, public transit)
- 1x All other purchases
- Benefits
- No foreign transaction fees
- First checked bag free on domestic American Airlines itineraries
- Preferred boarding on American Airlines flights
- American Airlines Companion Certificate
- Starts in second cardmember year upon renewal; valid for one qualifying domestic round-trip in main cabin ($99 ticketing fee plus taxes and fees)
- Flight Streak bonus: earn 5,000 Loyalty Points after every 4 qualifying American Airlines flights (up to 15,000 points per status year)
- Up to $240 back on Turo: $30 per eligible trip, up to $240 each calendar year (link card at Turo.com/Globe and pay with this card)
- $100 back on inflight purchases on American Airlines flights each calendar year
- $100 Annual Splurge Credit: earn statement credits at up to two merchants from the following options: 1stDibs, eligible AAdvantage Hotels, Future Personal Training, or Live Nation
- Admirals Club Globe Passes: 4 digital lounge passes per calendar year (value $300+), available in your AAdvantage wallet
- Global Entry / TSA PreCheck
- Travel and shopping protections: trip cancellation/interruption, lost or damaged luggage, car rental coverage, trip delay, extended warranty, and purchase assurance
- Intro offer – 90k miles with $5k in spend within the first 5 months
Thoughts
Nice to have a new intro offer to load the milage account. Aside from that, not much to see here at the price.
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