Airline Fee Credit
4 cards carry this benefit. The issuer’s stated maximum tops out at $300. Your value: you decide. Run the WTF Check.
What each issuer says this is worth
| Issuer | Cards | Maximum, per the issuer | Your value |
|---|---|---|---|
Bank of America | 2 | $300 max $100 min | You decide Stated maximum, once a year |
American Express Some require enrollment | 2 | $200 | You decide Stated maximum, once a year |
Every card that carries Airline Fee Credit
Amex Platinum
Select one qualifying airline; up to $200 in statement credits per calendar year for incidental fees (checked bags, in-flight refreshments, flight-change, overweight/oversize baggage, lounge day-passes, pet-kennel, phone reservation fees) charged by that airline. Airline selection required; charges before selection are ineligible.
Airline Fee Credit: the common questions
Which credit cards have Airline Fee Credit?
4 cards in the WorthTheFee catalog carry Airline Fee Credit, from 2 issuers: Bank of America and American Express.
What is the most Airline Fee Credit is worth?
The highest verified maximum is $300 once a year, on the Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite. That is the issuer's own stated maximum for that period, not an estimate of what it is worth to you.
How often does Airline Fee Credit reset?
On every card that carries it, Airline Fee Credit resets once a year.
Do you have to enroll to use Airline Fee Credit?
2 of 4 cards require enrollment before Airline Fee Credit pays out: Amex Platinum and Amex Business Platinum Card. An unenrolled credit pays nothing, however much the issuer advertises.
What is this credit worth to you?
Tell us what you would actually use. We count that, and nothing else.