What is the best credit card with airline mileage?

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Please advise from your experience what is the best C.C. that can offer me good air mileage with no block out seats or days and that has many destinations like Hawaii, Europe, Middle east, Internal US, etc?
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5 Responses to “What is the best credit card with airline mileage?”

  1. Blackout dates and seat limitations are set by the individual airlines. I have found the best card to be Diners Club. It is now a MasterCard, but once you hit a certain level, you get double point all the time.

  2. I use the American Airlines card from CitiBank. It is free the 1st year but has a service charge after.
    When you pick an airline card, be sure the airline has extensive service from your local airport.

  3. You should key into an airline that does alot of business from a local hub.

    Most all of them have black-out dates but some allow you to bypass by using more miles (USAir does this I think).

    The USAir card seems pretty good.

    Amex has miles programs that tie into quite a few airlines plus rewards for other things too.

  4. If you want to go to Hawaii… Get the HawaiianMiles card from Hawaiian Airlines.

  5. i don’t have one, but you should go wo and see what cards they have they are offering 20000 points if you open a checking account with 1500.00 and something else, trust me you have to shop alot to get points it isn’t like afew points. just to go to canada you need like 67000 points and that is for one person, so going to hawaii, and all the other places you listed you need to shop alot and also the points don’t really add up as fast as you think or as fast as you want to go on vacation.

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