The Card Database
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The Companion Fare makes this one of the best airline card deals anywhere.
The companion fare alone can repay the fee several times over.
The middle child of the United lineup, with enough credits to cover the fee for regular flyers.
The standard-issue American Airlines card, fee waived year one.
The Explorer's business sibling, refreshed in 2025 with a deeper credit stack.
A United Club membership with a card attached. The 2025 refresh raised the fee and stacked on credits.
The biggest Southwest bonuses live on the business side.
Free bags, expanded award space, and two lounge passes a year.
The only US card that earns one of the best Star Alliance currencies directly.
Companion certificate plus an MQD headstart for the Delta loyal.
The famous first-purchase bonus card, now closed to new applicants.
Admirals Club membership with a credit card attached.
Sky Club access and a first class companion certificate.
The keeper card for anyone who flies JetBlue twice a year.
The business-side door into American Airlines miles.
A full United Club membership on the business side, with a fee that tripled to match.
The top personal Southwest card, rebuilt around free bags and assigned-seat upgrades.
The cheapest door into Southwest points and the Companion Pass.
The middle child of the Southwest lineup, and often the right pick.
The companion certificate card for business Delta flyers.
Sky Club access and a first class companion certificate, at a premium price.
The lighter Southwest business card, and a clean second bonus toward the Companion Pass.
Two free checked bags on domestic Delta flights, TakeOff 15, and up to $420 in annual credits.
Avios for short-haul sweet spots, plus the famous Travel Together companion ticket.
The JetBlue Plus playbook with a business wrapper and a bigger bonus.
One card for the whole Virgin empire: Atlantic, Hotels and Voyages.
Free bags and a flight credit for the business that flies Delta a few times a year.
The only US card that earns Flying Blue XP toward elite status.
Avios earning plus a year of Qatar Silver status for under a hundred bucks.
The quiet workhorse for one of the best mileage charts left in SkyTeam.
LifeMiles are a Star Alliance cheat code, and this card feeds them directly.
The only US card earning Miles&Smiles directly, gateway to one of the best award charts left.
United miles with no annual fee and no FTF.
The Ireland specialist of the Avios trio, with cheap transatlantic award math.
Avios with a Spanish accent and a $1,000 flight discount for big spenders.
First year Silver status is the real headline, not the miles.
The free entry point to the Delta ecosystem.
The free way to keep AAdvantage miles flowing from the grocery store.
A free way to keep TrueBlue points flowing between trips.
The only US card earning LATAM Pass miles, with upgrades baked in.
The only way to make Frontier miles survive your spending habits.
Lounge vouchers and a companion ticket hide inside a forgettable earner.
Lisbon lounge passes and free bags for Portugal regulars.
The Barclays AA business card is gone. Citi owns this franchise now.
A casualty of the Alaska merger: closed to new applicants since October 2025.
Free WiFi and priority boarding on America's newest airline.
The original US Asia Miles card, retired and reborn as a Mastercard.
Minnesota's hometown airline card, rebooted under Synchrony.
The only US card that earns ANA miles directly, fee waived the first year.
A direct line to JAL Mileage Bank for a $35 fee.
A dead card for an airline that is itself being absorbed into Korean Air.
A small town airline card whose BOGO airfare perk does the heavy lifting.
A sweet spot machine that Bank of America quietly retired.
The airline is gone, and the points went with it.