Citi just upped the ante with a new Strata Elite Card offer: 100,000 bonus points after $6,000 spend in 3 months. That alone is impressive, but the math gets better — with $1,200 in first-year credits, including hotel, Splurge, and Blacklane benefits you can double-dip, it’s one of the richest launches in the premium-card space. And because the Strata Elite transfers to American AAdvantage, you’ll actually earn more American miles for everyday spend than with American’s own cards.
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Limited-Time: Best-Ever 75,000 Mile Bonus: Citi’s American Airlines Business Card Is Back With No First-Year Fee
Citi has brought back its best-ever offer on the American Airlines small business card: 75,000 bonus miles and no first-year fee. It’s a limited-time offer with unclear end date.
Sapphire Reserve Refreshed. Amex Revamped. Citi Debuted. In 2025’s Premium Card Arms Race, One Chart Reveals The Real Winner For You
American Express, Chase, and Capital One have all made changes to their premium rewards cards recently. And Citi has just introduced their competitor in the space. Which one is now the best, and most importantly here’s which one is best for you.
Citi Slashes Emirates Transfer Value — Amex and Chase Will Suspend Skywards Redemptions
Seeing Emirates transfers disappear for a time from both Chase and American Express, following the announcement of a devalued transfer ratio from Citi, suggests a move by Emirates rather than by any one bank.
Citi’s $10 Billion AAdvantage Deal: How This Windfall Shakes Up American Airlines-And Your Miles
Along with announcing a deal with Citibank that will make them the exclusive issuer of U.S. American Airlines AAdvantage credit cards, the carrier filed an SEC 8-K that offers some limited detail on the financial affects of the 10-year pact.
Barclays Cards To Disappear: How Citi’s New Exclusive Deal With American Airlines Will Reshape Your Miles Strategy
American Airlines and Citibank have entered into an agreement to extend their cobrand credit card agreement by 10 years. This deal pushes out Barclays, and makes Citi the sole issuer of American Airlines credit cards in the U.S. starting in 2026.
We will start to see points transfers from Citibank to American AAdvantage and likely more.
Is Citibank Launching Its Own Airport Lounges To Compete With Amex, Chase, And Capital One?
Citi Moves to Oust Barclays From American Airlines Cards: What Cardholders Could Lose
Barclays just isn’t big enough to bid effectively for the whole American AAdvantage card portfolio. Citibank had the chance to take the whole thing, and also to offer points transfers to AAdvantage as part of its ThankYou-brand card product suite. But they balked at the price. Ultimately American got the biggest deal possible by leaving two card issuers in place. That could change.
Earn 100,000 Miles & Admirals Club Access with the Citi AAdvantage Executive Card: Limited Time Offer
You get this card for the bonus and that’s worth it, you get an Admirals Club membership, and you get loyalty point bonuses if you earn enough loyalty points in the AAdvantage program (you do not have to spend on this card to earn these). It’s probably worth charging an Avis rental to the card. And then you may keep it if you want to retain Admirals Club and the loyalty point bonuses.
American Airlines Tells Court: Members Who Sign Up For A Friend’s Offer Risk Account Closure
Several customers are suing American Airlines after their AAdvantage accounts were shut down. They used invitations to apply for Citibank credit cards that circumvented rules limiting how often one could get a new card bonus. People lost millions of miles.
There’s a lawsuit. American has responded. And they advance a pretty draconian theory.