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Airline credit cards

Airline cards earn miles in one carrier’s loyalty program, and many add perks on that airline such as a free checked bag or priority boarding. The miles are worth the most if you already fly that carrier; a general travel card earns points you can move between programs.

Compare the annual fee with what you would actually use: a checked-bag benefit only pays when you fly that airline and pay for bags.

33 cards. Checked on the issuers' official sites on October 16, 2026.

JetBlue Card

Barclays · Mastercard

Annual fee
$0
Rewards
Miles
APR
19.74% to 29.74%
Credit
Excellent, Good
  • No annual fee
  • Travel and points
  • 0% intro APR
  • Balance transfer
  • No foreign transaction fee
See details

JetBlue Plus Card

Barclays · Mastercard

Annual fee
$99 a year
Rewards
Miles
APR
19.74% to 29.74%
Credit
Excellent, Good, Poor
  • Travel and points
  • 0% intro APR
  • Balance transfer
  • No foreign transaction fee
See details

JetBlue Premier Card

Barclays · Mastercard

Annual fee
$499 a year
Rewards
Miles
APR
19.74% to 29.74%
Credit
Excellent, Good
  • Travel and points
  • 0% intro APR
  • Balance transfer
  • No foreign transaction fee
See details

United Club℠ Card

Chase · Visa

Annual fee
$695 a year
Rewards
Miles
APR
19.99% to 28.49%
Credit
Excellent, Good
  • Travel and points
  • No foreign transaction fee
See details

United Gateway℠ Card

Chase · Visa

Annual fee
$0
Rewards
Miles
APR
19.99% to 28.49%
Credit
Excellent, Good
  • No annual fee
  • Travel and points
  • 0% intro APR
  • No foreign transaction fee
See details

United Quest℠ Card

Chase · Visa

Annual fee
$350 a year
Rewards
Miles
APR
19.99% to 28.49%
Credit
Excellent, Good
  • Travel and points
  • No foreign transaction fee
See details

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