Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite Card · $550 annual fee
How to use the Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite Card Airline Incidental Credit
Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite Card's Airline Incidental Credit provides up to $300 per annual benefit period for eligible purchases listed in the issuer terms. The benefit follows a annual reset. Check current Bank of America terms for enrollment, eligible purchase channels, posting rules, and the exact deadline before relying on the credit.
Up to $300 per year in statement credits for qualifying airline purchases (upgrades, baggage, lounge fees, in-flight).
$300
Annual
Annual
Verify the issuer terms
$550
per year
When does this benefit reset?
This benefit resets once per year. The exact period may follow the calendar year or your account anniversary, so check the issuer terms.
How can you use this benefit?
Confirm the current terms
Check Bank of America's current enrollment, eligible-purchase, and benefit-period rules before making a purchase.
Make an eligible purchase
Use the Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite Card through the purchase channel named in the current terms, and keep the receipt until any credit posts.
Verify the benefit was applied
Review the account activity before the period ends so there is time to address a missing credit with the issuer.
Benefit terms and reset dates can change or vary by account. Verify current terms and account-specific dates with Bank of America.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Airline Incidental Credit worth?
The Airline Incidental Credit provides up to $300 per annual benefit period. Based on full eligible use at face value, its estimated annualized value is up to $300 on the Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite Card.
When does the Airline Incidental Credit reset?
This benefit resets once per year. The exact period may follow the calendar year or your account anniversary, so check the issuer terms.
Where can I use the Airline Incidental Credit?
Use the Airline Incidental Credit for eligible purchases listed in the issuer terms. Always verify the latest eligible merchant and purchase rules with Bank of America before making a purchase.
What should I verify before using the Airline Incidental Credit?
Check whether enrollment is required, which purchases and payment channels qualify, when the charge must post, and whether your account has different terms. Bank of America's current terms control the benefit.
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Add the card and record usage manually on Free. With Pro, the browser extension can import issuer-reported activity for supported cards after you sign in on the issuer's website and remind you before eligible benefits reset.