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Bank of America Alaska Airlines Business Card Now 30,000 Mile Bonus

The Offer Direct link to offer Receive a sign up bonus of 30,000 miles after $1,000 spend on the Bank of America Alaska Airlines business card Card Details Annual fee of ($50 per company and $25 per card for business level earning plan or $0 per company and $75 per card) is not waived in […]

The Offer

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  • Receive a sign up bonus of 30,000 miles after $1,000 spend on the Bank of America Alaska Airlines business card

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Card Details

  • Annual fee of ($50 per company and $25 per card for business level earning plan or $0 per company and $75 per card) is not waived in the first year
  • Card earns at the following rates:
    • 3x miles per $1 spent on Alaska Airlines tickets, vacation packages, and cargo purchases
    • 1x miles on all other purchases
  • Coach Companion Fare from $121
  • They will sometimes approve you for a Platinum Plus Visa or Preferred Visa card which has different annual fees and sign up bonus
  • Free checked bag for you and up to six other passengers on your reservation
  • No foreign transaction fees

Our Verdict

You can get 30,000 miles + a $100 statement credit on the personal card. If you apply for multiple cards from Bank of America in the same day they will be combined into a single inquiry (business and personal can be mixed) so you should be able to apply for this and the personal card and get 60,000 miles + a $100 statement credit (you would need to pay $150 in annual fees though), you could also consider an app for the $200 cash rewards bonus as well.

I’m not a massive fan of the new card design for the business card, but who really cares? Before applying for this card or asking questions in the comments, I’d recommend you read about these 20 things everybody should know about Bank of America credit cards

Hat tip to PointsCentric

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