Asiana Airlines Visa Signature Card
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A dead card for an airline that is itself being absorbed into Korean Air.
Welcome Bonus
None
Discontinued. Bank of America ended the partnership and converted cardholders.
Spend Requirement
None
Annual Fee
$99
No FTF
Credit Score
700+
(Good to Excellent)
Common Questions
Is the Asiana Airlines Visa Signature Card discontinued?
Yes. Discontinued. Bank of America ended the partnership and converted cardholders.. A dead card for an airline that is itself being absorbed into Korean Air.
What can I use instead of the Asiana Airlines Visa Signature Card?
The closest open alternatives we track are the Chase Sapphire Reserve, Chase Sapphire Preferred, Capital One Venture X. Each links to our full review with its current offer and complete breakdown.
Open Alternatives
The Asiana Visa is gone, but these cards do a similar job and are still accepting applications.
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Historical Offers Chart
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Earning Rates
- 3xAsiana Airlines purchases
- 2xGas and grocery purchases
- 1xEverything else
Credits
No statement credits, this card wins on earn rates, not coupons.
Benefits
- ✦10,000 anniversary bonus miles each year while open
- ✦Two Asiana lounge invitations annually
- ✦No foreign transaction fees
Why it earns its spot
- +Anniversary miles roughly paid for the fee by themselves
- +Star Alliance earning from a US bank card
Where it costs you
- −Closed to new applicants; BofA later converted holders to Premium Rewards
- −Asiana Club itself is sunsetting into Korean Air SKYPASS after the merger
The Compound Verdict
Bank of America pulled this card around 2020 and eventually migrated remaining cardholders to its own Premium Rewards card. The bigger story is the airline: Korean Air completed its takeover of Asiana, and Asiana Club miles are being folded into SKYPASS. A Korean Air SKYPASS card from US Bank is the only live way to keep earning in that ecosystem.
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