Through September 8, 2014, the sign-up bonus on the Amex Delta Business and the Amex Delta Personal card have increased to 50,000 miles with just $1,000 spend within the first three months. The previous sign-up bonus was 30,000 miles.
Amex Gold Delta Business Card
Here are some of its advantages:
- A statement credit of $50.00 dollars after the first Delta Airline purchase
- The $95.00 fee is waived for the first year
- Priority boarding
- First checked bag free
- Twenty percent In-Flight Savings in the form of a statement credit on food, beverages, and entertainment
- Two miles per dollar spent on Delta
Additionally, spending on a business credit card may even be better for your credit as the spend doesn’t get reported to the credit bureau. It is also absolutely no problem to get both of these cards at the same time. You will still qualify for the bonus as
American Express considers them two different products.
It has been a while since Amex offered such a high bonus for its Delta card. It may just be worth your while getting the card while the offer is still available.
Amex Gold Delta Personal Card
Here are some of its advantages:
- A statement credit of $50.00 dollars after the first Delta Airline purchase
- The $95.00 fee is waived for the first year
- Priority boarding
- First checked bag free
- Twenty percent In-Flight Savings in the form of a statement credit on food, beverages, and entertainment
- Two miles per dollar spent on Delta
With no foreign transaction fees and $0 annual fee for the first year, the
Delta SkyMiles Personal card is a great card. It also has the lowest annual fee after the first year compared to the Platinum Delta card, which is $150.00, and the Delta Reserve, which is $450.00.