100K Avios with new British Airways Visa Offer

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100k Avios

Chase is out with a new increased offer on the British Airways Visa Signature card: up to 100,000 bonus Avios in the first year for heavy spenders.

The Deal

The signup bonus is tiered as follows:

  • Earn 50,000 bonus Avios after you spend $3,000 on purchases within the first 3 months from account opening.
  • Earn 25,000 bonus Avios after you spend $10,000 total on purchases within the first year from account opening.
  • Earn a further 25,000 bonus Avios after you spend $20,000 total on purchases within the first year from account opening.

Key Card Benefits

  • Earn 3 Avios for every $1 spent on British Airways, Iberia and OpenSkies purchases.
  • Earn 1 Avios for every $1 spent on all the rest of life’s little purchases.
  • Every calendar year you make $30,000 in purchases, you will earn a Travel Together Ticket – good for two years when you redeem Avios for a flight on British Airways. Taxes, fees and carrier charges are approximately $682-$1250 per adult in economy or $1250 in business class based on travel from Seattle to London.
  • No foreign transaction fees
  • $95 annual fee is not waived

Quick Thoughts

This offer comes around periodically and provides a decent return on spend if you are focused on earning Avios. We recently published a Complete Guide to Companion Tickets that includes information on redeeming the British Airways Travel Together ticket — which isn’t going to save you the entire cost of a ticket, but may net you a nice discount if you were already contemplating buying a ticket on British Airways. Apart from this card, we rarely see public 100K point offers on airline cards.  Still, you would need to consider the opportunity cost of putting $20,000 in spend on this card versus cards that earn bonus categories or towards meeting the minimum spend on other new cards. For an application link and more information on this card and all of the other best offers available, see our Best Offers page.

 

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Jim Flynn

I completed the first leg-$3000spend. How long before I see the 50k bonus points posted?

Ken

They’ll post with your statement unless the spend was completed a few days before the statement posts. Then it’ll post next statement.

FinancePatriot

I have been hesitant in using Avios because I am unfamiliar with how to best use them. What is the best use?

Raul

I use to fly LAX to Maui 25,000 avios round trip.

Carl

I met min spend in the days of redbird …. oh how I miss those days.

Dee

Wow. This takes me back to my first dive into the big Pts & Miles pool just over six years ago. (I had been in the kiddy pool for a few years.) I met the minimum spend with dollar coins from the Mint.

Ken

Subject to 5/24? $33k is A LOT of spend for a single card in 12 months.

Ken

Ahh, that makes a big difference. $23k is still a lot, but it’s a lot better than $33k 😉

Ken

God I suck…