BofA Premium Rewards Card $100 Airline Credit: What Counts?

Have had no problem buying a $100 AA gift card over the years with this credit, my favorite everyday card too.

Every Southwest ticket purchase, not early boarding fee, has triggered the credit.

Same here - have been buying AA e-gift cards for a long time. However, I always do 2 x $50 cards in separate transactions just to be sure.

One other useful benefit of the card (that doesn't get mentioned enough) is that it waives/reimburses Atm withdraw fees in foreign countries. It has saved me a lot over the years.

2x $50 purchases per year on United TravelBank have been reimbursed, for me, the two years I’ve had this card.

Che - when you use the premium rewards credit card at an international ATM are you charged a cash advance fee?

Here's what you don't comment about. Bank of America has a premium version of this card that is not cost effective because the additional benefits do not justify a higher annual fee.

You will be charged interest even if there is no fee to pull the cash. It's a credit card after all not an ATM or debit card.

When you say “Every Southwest ticket purchase”, does this include ticket purchase price greater than $100, will trigger the $100 airline incidental credit?

I use my BofA ATM debit card at internationally ATM. of course, I have to have a BofA checking account to have a BofA debit card.

Purchased an Even More Space seat upgrade for $123 on JetBlue on October 23. On November 18 customer service said JetBlue was not on the list of approved airlines.