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This is an interesting deal that may be applicable even if you’re using points. British Airways passes on very high fuel surcharges and taxes on award tickets…we’re talking $700 to $1000 one way. If you’re looking to fly a few people on British Airways and originate in the US, you could hit the $1200 on those charges alone.
Here are the 10 American Express Cards that I keep and links to their current offers and why we have them in our wallet and recommend your consideration.
- The Platinum Card® from American Express
- American Express® Gold Card
- American Express Green® ( I no longer hold this card, but referrals are open if you want to leave yours )
- American Express Business Platinum x3
- American Express Business Gold x3
- American Express Blue Business Plus x2
Details: British Airways Spend $1200 get $180
- Spend $1200 on 1 or more transactions
- Ends 06/23/24
- Get 30000 Membership Rewards or $300 statement credits
- Flight must originate in the US
- Excludes 3rd party sites
- Must book direct with BA
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