The Offer
Direct link to offers: British Airways | Aer Lingus | Iberia
- Chase is offering 75,000 points on the Chase British Airways card
Card Details
- $95 annual fee not waived first year
- Chase’s 5/24 rule does apply to this card.
- Card earns at the following rates (first $30,000 in the first year will earn 5x points per $1 spent):
- Earns 3 Avios per $ on British Airways purchases
- Earns 1 Avios per $ on all other purchases
- As a general rule, Chase does match offers.
Our Verdict
We’ve previously seen a 100,000 bonus with $5,000 in spend, given that these points are now worth less than they were then I’d recommend waiting for an even higher bonus. Because of that we won’t add this to our list of the best credit card bonuses.
BA has been emailing me various offers. Latest subject is Mr X, don’t let 100,000 Avios go to waste
But it is essentially 75k for the $5k spend, with another 25k with $20k spend during 1st year (which seems to be the only change from the public offer). No 5X points language. My offer expires in August, and I’m passing. If you going for the 30k travel together level then perhaps it is worth asking Chase to match this offer.
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There’s still time to get hold of the British Airways Visa Signature® Card – so you can really let go in Europe.
Up to 100,000 Avios Welcome Bonus
That’s enough Avios for a return flight to London and beyond.
Simply spend $5,000 within the first 3 months from account opening to earn 75,000 Avios, and earn an additional 25,000 Avios after you spend $20,000 within the first 12 months from account opening.*
Enjoy a 10% discount
Take 10% off British Airways flights booked from the US.*
Earn bonus tickets as you shop
Get a Travel Together Ticket when you spend $30,000 in your first year, good for two years, or use it for a 50% discount on the Avios price you pay when booking a Reward Flight if travelling alone.*
Earn 3 Avios per $1 spent with British Airways*
So you can get away on your next adventure even sooner.
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Lost $3000 flying Iberia 2 days after Christmas. Filed complaints 5 times with Iberia and they refuse to pay according to EU law. Chase sapphire reserve refuses help as my flight cancelation due to Iberia isn’t covered as it wasn’t weather related, it was due to the airline.
I don’t see the 5x points earning on the first $30,000 in the offer.
‘Card earns at the following rates (first $30,000 in the first year will earn 5x points per $1 spent),
I thought the same thing. I think it was a mistake.
I am wondering the same thing. What is meant by that statement?