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Do you love Delta Airlines? Do you live near Atlanta, Salt Lake City, or another Delta hub? If so, you will be interested in our latest airline card news. The Delta credit card welcome offers have increased!
The Delta SkyMiles® Gold American Express has a limited-time welcome offer of 80K SkyMiles, making it a great time to grab it if you haven’t had it before. The annual fee on this card is waived the first year, too! It requires a minimum spend of $3,000 in six months.
Delta recently changed their rules for the Delta card so that it now says: You may not be eligible to receive a welcome offer if you have or have had this Card the Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card, the Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card or previous versions of these Cards.
Remember that American Express has that once-in-a-lifetime rule. This card would be great for domestic travel—I have to admit, SkyMiles are harder to use for international travel unless there is a Delta flash sale.
The Delta SkyMiles® Gold Business American Express Card welcome offer has increased to 90K SkyMiles, making it a great time to grab it if you haven’t had it before. The annual fee on this card is waived the first year, too! It has a minimum spend of $6,000 in the first six months.
Next up is the Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card, which now has an increased welcome offer of 90K SkyMiles,. That increase could buy you a round-trip domestic flight! There’s a reason we like to sign up when the offers are high! If you keep this card, you’ll receive a domestic main cabin round-trip companion certificate each year upon renewal. Unfortunately, the annual fee on this card is $350.
New language added to this card is: You may not be eligible to receive a welcome offer if you have or have had this Card, the Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card, or previous versions of these Cards.
Next up is the Delta SkyMiles® Platinum Business American Express Card , which now has an increased welcome offer of 100K SkyMiles. If you keep this card, you’ll receive a domestic main cabin round-trip companion certificate each year upon renewal of your card. The annual fee on this card is also $350.
The Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card welcome offer has increased from 65K SkyMiles to 95K SkyMiles. This card gives you access to The Centurion Lounge and Escape Lounges when you book a Delta flight with your Reserve Card. You can also access Delta SkyClub Lounges if you fly Delta that day. (15 visits annually).
With this card, you’ll also receive a Companion Certificate, which can be used on First Class, Delta Comfort+, or Main Cabin roundtrip flights within the continental U.S. and to Hawaii, Alaska, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central America. Unfortunately, the annual fee on this card is $650. The minimum spend is $6000 in six months.
You may not be eligible to receive a welcome offer if you have or have had this Card or previous versions of this Card.
The Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Business American Express Card welcome offer has increased to 110K SkyMiles. This card gives you access to The Centurion Lounge and Escape Lounges when you book a Delta flight with your Reserve Card. You also get access to Delta SkyClub Lounges if you are flying Delta that day ( access to Delta SkyClub is limited to 15 visits per year). The annual fee for this card is $650, and the minimum spend is $12,000 in six months.
For many people, Delta Airlines is their airline of choice. If that is you, then now is the time to sign up for one of their credit cards while the welcome offers have increased for a limited time!
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Do you know if you can access the Delta Sky Lounge in SLC with the AMEX Platinum card? Or do you need a Delta Amex?