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While not written about nearly as often as competitor airline cards, the Alaska Airlines Visa® Business Credit Card can offer some serious value to travelers. Why is that? Well, that’s because Alaska has perhaps the most valuable loyalty program of all U.S. airlines in Mileage Plan.
If this is news to you, read on to see how earning Alaska miles can become a long-term part of your points strategy.
You can receive 70,000 bonus miles and 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.
We value Alaska miles at 1.8 cents per mile, making this bonus worth $1,260 based on our valuations.
Plus, your companion fare certificate is valid for any round-trip economy ticket for anywhere that Alaska flies (including international destinations) purchased through the Alaska website. While you will have to pay a $99 fare plus taxes and fees starting from $23 for your companion, this annual card benefit can amount to some huge savings depending on how you use it.
Beyond the welcome bonus, here is what else the Alaska Airlines Business card offers you:
Some of our favorite uses of Alaska miles are redeeming for a Cathay Pacific first class ticket to Hong Kong or a Japan Airlines first class ticket to Tokyo.
Not only do both of these cabins make our list of the very best first class products in the world, but they both require exactly 70,000 Alaska miles to book one-way — talk about convenient!
If business class is more your style, not to mention that location award space is easier, then you could book both Cathay Pacific business class for 50,000 Alaska miles one-way and JAL business class for 60,000 Alaska miles one-way.
Hot Tip: Of course, there are many other great ways to redeem your Alaska miles for big value to suit whatever travel style fits you best.
Many flyers who aren’t based on the West Coast overlook Alaska’s Mileage Plan program, along with its co-branded credit cards. But even if you don’t fly with Alaska all that often, earning Alaska miles can be very worthwhile thanks to the excellent redemptions it offers through its partners.
Now, you have the opportunity to add a great card to your wallet with the highest welcome bonus it has ever offered.
The information regarding the Alaska Airlines Visa® Business Credit Card was independently collected by Upgraded Points and not provided nor reviewed by the issuer.
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