Best Airline Rewards Cards

ucbalumnus
Sat, 13 Apr 2013 22:48:47 +0000

It really comes down to which airlines you are likely to use in your travels.

For example, if Airline A and Airline B have extensive convenient non-stop options to the destinations you want to fly to, but Airline C and Airline D would require connecting flights to your destinations, then you may want to look first at whether Airline A and Airline B cards would be worth the fee and foregone rewards you might get from other cards like a cash-back card.

Don’t forget also that frequent flyer partnerships and alliances may allow you to combine flights on several airlines into one airline mile program, and use those miles on the other airlines in the partnerships and alliances.