Credit Cards for traveling?

[popeyejawns]

What airline credit cards is everyone using for travel?

So far I've heard good things about the AMEX Starwood and Citi® Gold / AAdvantage.

[mydenvermax]

No personal experience with this but I've always found this article to be interesting:

http://nerdfitness.com/blog/2010/12/09/how-to-fly-35000-miles-visit-4-continents-9-countries-and-15-cities-for-418/

Plus all of the links within the article are equally valuable.

[DaBestSpoona]

currently Amex platinum

200 airline fee credit

Global Entry fee paid for every 5 years

free Priority Pass select

No overseas conversion fees

But if I travel overseas less I will prob switch back to Amex gold

check flyertalk.com

[C.J.]

Good to know.

[todesengel]

Yep, if you can justify the $450 annual fee Amex platinum is great, you can usually find 25-50k reward point signup bonuses too. For short-term mileage bonuses, there's a BA Chase card right now with a 100k miles signup bonus, it also has no foreign transaction fees.

Flyertalk is a great resource for stuff like this.

[DaBestSpoona]

I read about the BA Chase card, and its for new chase customers only. I had a chase card like 10 years ago and wont be eligible =(