Alaska Airlines Business Card 75K Bonus
Bank of America is offering an increased Alaska Airlines Business Card bonus, which is the best ever offer. You can now earn 75,000 miles when you are approved for the card and spend $4,000 in purchases. You also get a Companion Fare from $121. Let’s see the requirements for getting this new card bonus.
Offer Details
Apply for the Bank of American Alaska Airlines Business card and earn up to 75,000 bonus miles:
- Get 75,000 bonus miles plus Alaska’s Famous Companion Fare™ from $122 ($99 fare plus taxes and fees from $23) after you make $4,000 or more in purchases within the first 90 days of opening your account.
- $95 annual fee is not waived ($70 per company and $25 per card).
- DIRECT LINK TO OFFER (any 6 digit number will work for employee ID)
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- Earn:
- 3 miles on Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines purchases
- 2x miles on eligible gas, EV charging station, shipping and local transit (including rideshare) purchases
- 1x mile on all other purchases.
- Get Companion Fare from $121 ($99 plus taxes and fees from $22) every year for Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines-operated flights within North America, including Hawaii.
- Earn a 10% rewards bonus on all miles earned from card purchases if your company has an eligible Bank of America small business account.
- Free checked bag on Alaska flights for you and up to six other guests on the same reservation.
- 20% back when you buy Wi-Fi, drinks, and other extras with your card on Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines flights.
- Earn 1 status point for every $3 on spent eligible purchases—up to 30,000 status points per year.
- 50% Lounge day-pass discount
- $100 off an annual Alaska Lounge+ Membership purchased with your Alaska Airlines Business card.
- No foreign transaction fees
Bank of America Application Rules
- There’s no hard limit on the number of Bank of America credit cards that you can have at one time. But as most other banks, there’s a total credit limit that the bank is willing to extend to you based on your stated income, credit score and other factors. If you hit that limit, then you might need to move credit around to get approved for new credit cards.
- Bank of America has a 2/3/4 rule. That means that there’s a limit of two cards in the last two months, three cards in the last 12 months, and four cards in the last 24 months. This applies to Bank of America cards only.
- Then there’s a 3/12 or 7/12 rule, which applies to all newly opened cards. 3/12 is for those who don’t have a Bank of America deposit account, and 7/12 for those with a deposit account. So if you have a Bank of America checking account, you will only be declined for a new cards if you already have a total of 7 new cards in the last 12 months.
- It’s possible that they merge multiple applications in the same day into just one hard pull.
Guru’s Wrap-up
This is the best ever offer for the Alaska Airlines Business Card. You can earn 75,000 miles when you apply and are approved for this card. Plus you can still get some value out of the Companion Fare.
But one issue is that Bank of America is not easy to deal with when it comes to business applications. They might ask you for extra information such as tax returns or pay stubs for verification and you could still end up being denied after all that work.
On the positive side, Bank of America business cards don’t report to your personal credit report. That’s an important detail for those who re worried about Chase 5/24. Otherwise you can also check out the personal card which has a similar offer.
HT: r/churning
