US Airways New card 1.5 miles for every $1,+25,000 sign up Bonus
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Author: b Not a bad deal for a quick and easy 15,000 miles. you also get two $99 companion tickets on your account-opening anniversary. It only takes 25K miles for a R/T U.S. flight.
You can get another 1000 miles when signing up for the mileage plan if you take the online statement option. (Sign up for the mileage plan first so you have your plan # when you apply for the credit card.)
US Airways credit card launch offers 50-cent trips
By Peter J. Howe, Globe Staff | January 3, 2006
For New Englanders, a February trip to Aruba, Cancun, or Montego
That's the prize US Airways is offering to promote a new credit card it's launching today with Barclays Group. The card offers frequent-flyer credits on US Airways equal to 1.5 miles for every $1 spent, which is 50 percent more than most airline-affiliated cards, plus up to 25,000 bonus miles for signing up.
Customers who get the US Airways Dividend Miles World Mastercard before the end of this month will be eligible for first-come, first-served purchases of 2,000 half-dollar round-trip tickets on certain US Airways routes offered online every weekday in February.
Rather than just picking the routes, the airline will let cardholders vote through a website -- www.50centairfares.com -- on where they'd most like to fly for half a buck, then offer the most popular trips.
US Airways, which merged with America West Airlines in October, flies to 225 destinations worldwide. From Boston's Logan International Airport, it offers nonstop service to 31 cities, such as Aruba; Nassau, Bahamas; and Punta Cana, Dominican Republic; and warm US cities like Las Vegas and Phoenix.
New Englanders can also fly nonstop on US Airways from Boston to as-yet-underappreciated winter vacation venues like Harrisburg, Pa., and Indianapolis.
''You never know" what travelers will vote for, said Ben Brake, managing director of marketing for Barclays. ''We may all be surprised."
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you also get two $99 companion tickets on your account-opening anniversary:
"Companion Certificate: A Companion Certificate will be sent to you on your account-opening anniversary every year you are a cardmember. The certificate is valid for two $99 companion tickets, valid for coach class travel within and between the continental U.S. and Canada. The qualifying ticket (minimum fare purchase of $250 required) and the companion tickets(s) do not include the following (per ticket) additional taxes, fees and charges, which all passengers are responsible for the payment of 1) a $3.20 federal excise tax imposed on each flight segment of the itinerary (a flight segment is defined as a takeoff and landing); 2) passenger facilities charges of up to $18, depending on the itinerary, 3) the September 11th Security Fee of up to $10 per itinerary; and 4) For travel to Canada, passengers are responsible for payment of as much as $30 of additional government imposed taxes, fees and charges composed of a Federal immigration fee of $7, airport fees of up to $13, and Canada Air Traveler Security charge of $10. Specific taxes, fees, and charges may vary due to itineraries and/or exchange rate fluctuations. These additional taxes and vary due to itineraries and/or exchange rate fluctuations. These additional taxes and fees are not included in the required base far ($250) or the companion certificate ($99). The charges cannot be added to the base fare to qualify for companion certificate use. Other companion certificates restrictions apply. Further details available on actual certificate"
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