AAdvantage Globe Card — How To Use the Annual $240 Turo Credit [2025]

Citi and American Airlines just unveiled a new co-branded credit card, the Citi^® / AAdvantage^® Globe™ Mastercard^®.

This mid-tier card aims to fill the gap between current entry-level cards and its premium card. It provides an appealing option for travelers who want lounge access and a fast-track to elite status without an expensive annual fee.

The AAdvantage Globe card also comes with new statement credits, including up to $240 in Turo credits.

Let’s take a quick look at some of the overall benefits, and then dive into the peer-to-peer car rental credit on the AAdvantage Globe card.

Overview of the New AAdvantage Globe Card

The AAdvantage Globe card is Citi and American Airlines‘ new mid-tier credit card. It offers unique benefits not available on other cards for a $350 annual fee.

Citi^® / AAdvantage^® Globe™ Mastercard^®

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The AAdvantage Globe card gives you more value on every American Airlines flight and helps you qualify for elite status.

Citi^® / AAdvantage^® Globe™ Mastercard^®

The AAdvantage Globe card gives you more value on every American Airlines flight and helps you qualify for elite status.

Welcome Offer

Eligible new cardmembers can earn 90,000 AAdvantage bonus miles after spending $5,000 within the first four months of account opening.    

90,000 miles

UP's Offer Valuation*:

$1,260

Annual Fee

$350

APR

19.74% to 29.74% Variable

Why We Like This Card

The AAdvantage Globe card is an excellent option for American Airlines frequent flyers who want a card that offers benefits on every American Airlines flight and makes it easier to qualify for American Airlines elite status.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• 6x miles on eligible AAdvantage Hotels bookings
• 3x miles on American Airlines purchases
• 2x miles at restaurants, including takeout and delivery

Cons

• $350 annual fee
• Doesn’t earn transferable rewards

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Card Highlights

• Eligible new cardmembers can earn 90,000 AAdvantage bonus miles after spending $5,000 within the first four months of account opening.
• 6x AAdvantage^® miles on eligible AAdvantage Hotels™ bookings.
• 3x AAdvantage^® miles on American Airlines purchases.
• 2x AAdvantage^® miles at restaurants, including takeout and delivery.
• 2x AAdvantage^® miles on Rides and Rails™ purchases, including taxis, ride-shares, and public transit.
• 1x AAdvantage^® mile on all other purchases.
• 1 Loyalty Point toward AAdvantage status for every 1 eligible AAdvantage mile earned from qualifying purchases.
• No mileage cap, the earning potential is unlimited.
• Get 4 Admirals Club^® Globe™ lounge passes annually, each valid for 24 hours, and enjoy access to nearly 50 Admirals Club^® lounges worldwide.
• Receive an Annual Companion Certificate with every card renewal, redeemable for $99 plus taxes and fees, which is eligible for a single round-trip qualifying domestic flight in Main Cabin.
• Earn up to $100 inflight purchase credits when using your card on American Airlines flights.
• First checked bag is free on domestic American Airlines itineraries for the primary cardmember and up to 8 traveling companions on the same reservation.
• Enjoy Group 5 boarding on American Airlines flights for the primary cardmember and up to 8 traveling companions on the same reservation.
• Receive up to $120 Global Entry^® or TSA PreCheck^® credit every four years.
• Cardmembers receive 5,000 Loyalty Points after every 4 qualifying American Airlines flights, for up to 15,000 additional Loyalty Points each qualification year.
• Earn up to $100 annual Splurge Credit℠ with a choice of up to two of the following: eligible AAdvantage Hotels™ bookings, 1stDibs, Future Personal Training and Live Nation^®.
• Earn up to $30 in statement credits on each eligible trip with Turo, up to $240 in credits each calendar year.
• No foreign transaction fees
• $350 annual fee
• Various travel and shopping protections

Financial Snapshot

• APR: 19.74% to 29.74% Variable
• Foreign Transaction Fees: $0

For that relatively reasonable annual fee, cardholders receive a long list of benefits that include:

• 4 Admirals Club lounge passes annually, valid for 24 hours each.
• Complimentary first checked bag for you and up to 8 companions on your same itinerary, valid on domestic American Airlines itineraries.
• Up to $100 Splurge Credit every calendar year at select retailers.
• Up to $100 in American Airlines inflight purchase credits annually, providing statement credits against purchases made with your card during a flight.
• Group 5 preferred boarding with American Airlines, applicable to the primary cardholder and up to 8 companions on the same reservation.
• American Airlines Companion Certificate, redeemable for $99 plus taxes and fees, and valid for a round-trip domestic flight in Main Cabin; this is received each year after card renewal.
• Up to $120 Global Entry or TSA PreCheck statement credit after using your card to pay the application fee, available once every 4 years.
• Travel and shopping protection, including enhanced trip cancellation and trip interruption, lost or damaged luggage, MasterRental coverage for car rentals, trip delay, extended warranty, and purchase assurance plus.
• No foreign transaction fees and more.

There are some really attractive credits on that list, especially for a card without an eye-watering annual fee. This is the first card we have seen with a Turo credit, which is quite unique. However, Citi has been introducing new benefits lately, including the Splurge Credit and Admirals Club passes, which are also on the new Citi Strata Elite℠ Card.

It’s not all just statement credits; AAdvantage Globe cardholders will earn AAdvantage miles at the following rates:

• 6x miles on eligible AAdvantage Hotels bookings
• 3x miles on eligible American Airlines purchases
• 2x miles at restaurants, including takeout and delivery
• 2x miles on “Rides and Rails,” including taxis, ride shares, and public transit
• 1x miles on all other purchases

Chasing elite status? Cardholders will also earn 1 Loyalty Point toward AAdvantage elite status for every eligible AAdvantage mile earned from purchases. Cardholders can also earn up to 15,000 bonus Loyalty Points toward AAdvantage elite status each qualification year through the Flight Streak benefit.

How To Get the up to $30 Monthly Turo Credit

With the AAdvantage Globe card, cardholders can receive up to $30 in statement credits per month at Turo, the world’s largest car-sharing marketplace, up to $240 annually.

Credits will be reflected once per statement for each eligible completed trip on Turo.

Turo is a peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace that has established itself as an attractive alternative to traditional car rental companies. With a seemingly unlimited variety of vehicles to choose from, not only can you save money on your car rental, but you can also choose the exact car you want.

Although some extra effort is required when picking up and returning your car, as you need to coordinate with your host, the cost may be worth the convenience tradeoff.

If you rent with Turo regularly, the AAdvantage Globe card can get you a solid discount. To receive the up to $30 statement credit, you need to use your AAdvantage Globe card to pay for your rental, and you will receive the credit once the rental is complete.

It is unclear whether or not a prepaid reservation would trigger the credit at the time of payment or when the contract is closed.

Although the monthly statement credit can reach $30, the total is capped at $240 per year. So, to maximize this benefit, you would need to complete 8 rentals in 8 separate months and spend a minimum of $30 on each one. Or, spend $20 each month of the year to receive 12 smaller statement credits.

Since most rentals will cost more than $30, this credit will act more like a discount than a free rental for most users. And because the AAdvantage Globe card only earns 1x miles on Turo rentals, cardholders will need to consider the opportunity cost compared to using an alternative credit card with a higher reward rate.

Final Thoughts

The new AAdvantage Globe card comes with up to $240 annual Turo credit, a unique benefit not seen on other cards, which could be useful to some travelers.

However, since the credit is capped at $30 per statement, and not $240 all at once, cardholders will need to weigh whether or not it is worth using this card for the car rental. Since the AAdvantage Globe card only earns 1x miles on car rentals, using an alternative card with a higher earning rate may be worth the trade-off.