[Expired] Save Up to $75 on U.S. to Canada Flights With Capital One Travel

Update:The offer mentioned below has expired and is no longer available.

Capital One cardholders should check their accounts for a great way to save on flights to Canada. This offer was previously only available to passengers flying out of New Jersey, New York, or Texas, but has now been updated to include all U.S. airports. You can save up to $75 on your next flight to Canada when you use your eligible Capital One credit card and book directly through the Capital One Travel portal.

Details of the Offer

To access this offer and see if you are eligible, you’ll need to log in to Capital One Travel where you’ll see the offer displayed if you were targeted. While there are no firm details on this, you’re likely to be targeted if you hold a Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card, the most premium Capital One credit card available.

To be eligible for the offer, you need to depart from any U.S. airport, and your flight must be booked directly through Capital One Travel. You cannot book your flights directly with the airline. It’s worth noting that this offer is combinable with the $300 annual travel credit that the Capital One Venture X card offers.

The offer expires on January 1, 2023. As with most offers, you’ll want to book your flights several days prior so that the charge posts by that expiration date to ensure you receive the rebate without any issues.

You’re only able to use the offer 1 time, though you can book multiple passengers under a single booking.

Hot Tip: You can combine Capital One miles or cash in your payment upon checkout, which you may find useful depending on how many miles you have available to use.

Final Thoughts

If you have an upcoming need to purchase a flight to Canada, consider using Capital One Travel to save up to $75.

While this offer may not work for everyone, it’s nice to see Capital One offering some opportunities for savings like other credit card companies, as its Capital One Offers do not operate in the same fashion as Chase Offers or Amex Offers.