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Bank of America Air France/KLM FlyingBlue Credit Card 25,000 Miles + $150 Statement Credit Bonus

Bank of America is offering a sign up bonus of 25,000 miles and a $150 statement credit after $1,000 in spend within the first 90 days after account opening on the AirFrance/KLM FlyingBlue Credit Card

The Offer

No direct link to offer, need to do a dummy booking on the AirFrance or KLM website and the offer should appear on the check out page (no need to actually book a flight)

  • Bank of America is offering a sign up bonus of 25,000 miles and a $150 statement credit after $1,000 in spend within the first 90 days after account opening on the AirFrance/KLM FlyingBlue Credit Card

Card Details

  • Annual fee of $89
  • Card earns at the following rates:
    • 3x miles per $1 spent on AirFrance/KLM and Skyteam members
    • 1.5x miles per $1 spent on all other purchases
  • 60 XP (Experience Points) upon approval
  • 5,000 anniversary bonus miles when you spend at least $50 in your previous card member year
  • 20 XP (Experience Points) on card anniversary and an additional 40 XP if you spend $15,000 or more in your previous card member year
  • No foreign transaction fees

Our Verdict

We have only ever seen this card come with the 25,000 point sign up bonus since it was launched in 2018. The extra $150 is nice, but the annual fee isn’t waived so you really end up with $61 + 25,000 miles (the annual fee wasn’t waived with the old offer either). Personally I still don’t think it’s worth applying for as the benefits of the card aren’t that useful either. Bank of America Premium Travel Rewards offers 50,000 points + $100 and the Alaska card offers 40,000 points + $100. Both of those would be much better options.

I won’t add this to the best credit card bonus page, but if you do decide to apply for this card then I’d recommend this post about things everybody should know about Bank of America credit cards.

Hat tip to FM

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