Recently, one of Pointshogger’s readers asked the question of the difference between a Market Fare and Fixed Mileage Flight Reward offered by Aeroplan. In today’s post, we will analyze these two topics.
The TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege Card is offering a very interesting 50,000 sign up bonus Aeroplan miles. Let’s take a look at how this promotion works, but first, here are the highlights of this credit card:
CIBC is extending its promotion with its co-branded Aeroplan business credit card, the: CIBC Aerogold Visa Card for Business. Below are the highlights of the credit card:
As the most recent promotion expires on the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card, a new one arises. The new offer includes a 50% discount on the annual fee as well as a bonus with Shop.ca. Below are the highlights of the credit card offer:
The $899 annual fee on the American Express AeroplanPlus Reserve Card is the most hefty annual fee out of all the Canadian credit cards. So it would be interested to calculate whether it is actually worth it.
Aeroplan just made an update to its website. It looks a lot cleaner now. The most noticeable difference is the white background. It will probably help load the page much quicker now.
Our reader’s questions answered by John Boynton, CMO of Aimia and the Aeroplan program! A Youtube video of the interview is posted for your enjoyment.
The TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card is offering a few promotions at the same time. The first offer is a higher than normal Aeroplan miles sign up bonus, from 15,000 to 25,000. Secondly, there is a $250 credit for stays at a hotel in the Luxury Hotel Collection.
Aeroplan is offering a conversion bonus that is valid between July 27, 2015 and August 24, 2015. You can get up to 26.67% transfer bonus.
From now until September 30, 2015, Air Canada is offering their version of a Student Pass for students to fly home during the school year. The promotion includes six one-way flight credits which can be used to travel within Canada…