Alaska Card 30% Off, 60K Miles, and Companion Fare Bonus
The Alaska Airlines Visa® credit card is once again offering a new alternate bonus. While you could find a higher 65,000 miles offer, this one comes with a 30% off flight discount code, in addition to 60,000 miles and a Companion Fare. Check out all the details below.
Signup Bonus
- Receive a 30% flight discount code for a qualifying future flight after opening your new account. Additionally, earn 60,000 bonus miles plus Alaska’s Famous Companion Fare ($99 fare plus taxes and fees from $23) after making $3,000 or more in purchases within the first 90 days of opening your account.
- You may have to click the link a few times or try it in a different browser if the offer you want doesn’t automatically show up.
- Annual Fee: $95
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Card Details
- Earn:
- 3x miles for every $1 spent on eligible Alaska Airlines purchases.
- 2x miles for every $1 spent on eligible gas, cable, streaming services and local transit purchases.
- 1x mile per $1 spent on all other purchases.
- Earn a 10% rewards bonus on all miles earned from card purchases if you have an eligible Bank of America account.
- Free checked bag for cardholder who purchases airfare with their card, and up to 6 additional guests on same reservation.
- Priority boarding when you pay for your flight with your card.
- Enjoy 20% back on Alaska Airlines inflight purchases when you pay with your new card.
- Get $100 off an annual Alaska Lounge+ Membership purchased with your Alaska card.
- Get Alaska’s Famous Companion Fare from $122 ($99 fare plus taxes and fees from $23) each account anniversary after you spend $6,000 or more in prior anniversary year
- Throughout 2025, earn one elite-qualifying mile (EQM) for every $3 spent on purchases, up to 30,000 EQMs total.
Bank of America Application Rules
- There’s no hard limit on the number of Bank of America credit cards that you can have at one time. But as most other banks, there’s a total credit limit that the bank is willing to extend to you based on your stated income, credit score and other factors. If you hit that limit, then you might need to move credit around to get approved for new credit cards.
- Bank of America has a 2/3/4 rule. That means that there’s a limit of two cards in the last two months, three cards in the last 12 months, and four cards in the last 24 months. It’s possible that business cards don’t fall under this rule.
- It’s possible that they merge multiple applications in the same day into just one hard pull.
Guru’s Wrap-up
This offer is better than the previous 50,000 miles bonus we shared but we have also seen a higher 65,000 miles offer. It just doesn’t comes with a 30% off discount code, which is a great instant, one-time perk upon account opening.