Looking for the best credit card for airline rewards right now with no annual fee?

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Looking at Blue Sky from American Express, anyone else have this?
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2 Responses to “Looking for the best credit card for airline rewards right now with no annual fee?”

  1. Blue sky is nice but i would suggest your explore your options. There are few other companies that offer airline reward cards. If you want a consolidated list of all of them, goto the site below. It is very helpful.

    From that site, I found a really nice card called starwoods rewards card. Its in the hotel rewards section but you can always convert hotel points to airline miles on 1:1 basis. It has no annual fee for first year but some fee afterwards. See the site and maybe you’ll like one other than Blue Sky.

  2. I’ve looked into the AmEx Blue Sky card. It is basically a 1.33% rewards card on all your spending. With cards like the Capital One No Hassle Miles Ultra for Professionals, you can net nearly 2% rewards (even after the $39 annual fee).

    Still, there are many other no annual fee cards you should consider. For example, the AmEx Blue Cash card can net you 2%+ rewards as cash back, depending on your spending profile.

    You can use this rewards calculator to help you figure out which credit card(s) will pay you the most in rewards for your expected spending profile:

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