Update 11/6/20: The previous link has stopped working, but we’ve replaced it with a working link. This sometimes happens just before all links are being pulled so it might be wise to apply if you want this offer (obviously that one link might have been pulled for other reasons and the offer might remain for some time).
The Offer
- Barclays is offering a bonus of up too 75,000 miles on the business Aviator card. Bonus is broken down as follows:
- Earn 65,000 miles after $1,000 in purchases within the first 90 days
- Earn 10,000 miles when a purchase is made on an employee card
Card Details
- Limited time offer (no precise expiration given)
- $95 annual fee is not waived
- Earn an American Airlines companion certificate. When you spend $30,000 or more in a card member year, you earn an American Airlines companion certificate. You pay $99 + taxes/fees and get a companion ticket to accompany you on any round trip economy fare.
- 5% annual mile bonus. You’ll receive an additional 5% bonus on all miles earned in the previous card member year (e.g earn 100,000 miles receive a 5,000 mile bonus) – you must pay the annual fee before you receive this bonus.
- Free checked bag
- Board with Group 5 on American
- 25% statement credit for all in flight purchases
- Reduce mileage rewards
- Card earns at the following rates:
- 2x American Airline miles on American Airline purchases
- 2x American Airline miles on office supply merchants, telecommunications merchants, and car rental merchants
- 1x American Airline miles on all other purchases
- Read our full review here
Our Verdict
This is the highest bonus we’ve seen on this card, previous best was 60,000 miles. Previously Barclays requested business documents, but that no longer seems to be the case. One nice thing about this card and offer is that it doesn’t report to your personal report, so won’t count towards your 5/24 status.
We’ll add this to the best credit card bonuses. As always if you have questions about Barclays credit cards, I’d recommend reading this post first.
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