Travel Credit Cards FAQS

Airline co-branded credit cards often come with annual fees. To compensate this fee, they provide travel perks and good rewards. However, the Air France KLM World Elite Mastercard credit card $89 annual fee is worth it only for those who fly Air France, KLM and partners a lot. If you don't fall into this category, then don't bother acquiring this card. There are plenty of travel credit cards which are universal, have similar or better bonuses and don't require annual fee or fee is waived first year.

My Safar Flyer Card credit cards are issued to residents of Marocco. If you need a credit card to use for Royal Air Maroc flights, consider applying for a general travel rewards credit card. Many of such cards do not have an annual fee or the fee is waived for the first year. Travel rewards cards come with sign-up bonuses and with miles and points rewards on every purchase you make. So, if you do not fly often, you can still easily earn miles or points for a reward airline ticket.

No, My Safar Flyer points is a currency of Royal Air Maroc airlines. You can redeem earned rewards for any RAM flights, some partner trips or flight upgrades. There is no possibility to transfer Finnair rewards to other airlines. In case you want to earn miles that can be used for different airlines, choose from travel credit cards that are not tied to particular airlines and will allow you to earn miles (or points) and redeem them with any airline.

No, Finnair Plus award points is a currency of Finnair airlines. You can redeem earned rewards for any Finnair flights, some partner trips or flight upgrades. There is no possibility to transfer Finnair rewards to other airlines. In case you want to earn miles that can be used for different airlines, choose from travel credit cards that are not tied to particular airlines and will allow you to earn miles (or points) and redeem them with any airline.

Blue Sky® Credit Card is now offered for Canada residents only. A travel credit card with rewards offered by a major bank can be a good option for you. Travel rewards cards are not co-branded with airlines but allow you to earn miles towards future getaways. All miles you've earned can be redeemed for travel statement credits or cash. When redeem, you are not limited to airlines, you can redeem with any airline. Miles never expire and there is no limit on how many miles you can earn. Also, travel cards do not charge foreign transaction fees and come with chip technology, so you can use your card while you are abroad without overpaying.

If you fly Southwest Airlines often (at least two or three times a year) a Southwest Rapid Rewards Priority credit card may worth it because the card has travel benefits like priority boarding and inflight savings, and the anniversary bonus which covers the annual fee. However, if you do not fly with Southwest often, we recommend you consider travel credit cards and without an annual fee.

You are right, it does not offer a credit card. But they partner with United and MileagePlus members can earn award miles, Premier qualifying miles, Premier qualifying segments and Premier qualifying dollars on eligible Azul flights. As an alternative, you can use a regular travel rewards credit card. These cards allow you to earn miles or purchases on every dollar you spend and redeem them for future travel expenses, like flights, hotel stays, car rentals and more. You can find credit cards with good rewards and sign-up bonuses which may be enough for a free flight.