BENEFIT BREAKDOWN
$100 Airline Credit (after $250 on flights)
2 cards carry this benefit. The issuer’s stated maximum tops out at $100. Your value: you decide. Run the WTF Check.
By issuer
What each issuer says this is worth
Every figure here is the issuer’s own stated maximum. We do not estimate what it is worth to you — that is what the WTF Check is for.
| Issuer | Cards | Maximum, per the issuer | Your value |
|---|---|---|---|
Chase | 2 | $100 | You decide Stated maximum, once a year |
Every card that carries $100 Airline Credit (after $250 on flights)
Maximum, per the issuer
$100
Stated maximum, once a year
Not yet verified
Maximum, per the issuer
$100
Stated maximum, once a year
Not yet verified
$100 Airline Credit (after $250 on flights): the common questions
Which credit cards have $100 Airline Credit (after $250 on flights)?
2 cards in the WorthTheFee catalog carry $100 Airline Credit (after $250 on flights), from 1 issuer: Chase.
What is the most $100 Airline Credit (after $250 on flights) is worth?
We have not yet confirmed any of these figures against the issuers' own terms, so we do not name a highest one. Every amount on this page is shown with whether it has been verified.
How often does $100 Airline Credit (after $250 on flights) reset?
On every card that carries it, $100 Airline Credit (after $250 on flights) resets once a year.
Do you have to enroll to use $100 Airline Credit (after $250 on flights)?
No card in this list requires enrollment for $100 Airline Credit (after $250 on flights).
What is this credit worth to you?
Tell us what you would actually use. We count that, and nothing else.