The Amex Offers program has just rolled out a great new targeted offer for the purchase of British Airways flights, which could be worth considering for anyone planning transatlantic travel.
Save $180 on a British Airways itinerary
With a new targeted Amex Offers deal, you can earn a $180 statement credit when you spend $1,200 or more with British Airways by June 23, 2024.
There are some terms to be aware of:
- The flight needs to be booked directly through the British Airways website
- The flight needs to originate in the United States and be charged in USD
- While you need to book by June 23, 2024, it’s okay if you travel on subsequent dates
- You can spend the $1,200 across one or more transactions to qualify for this offer
- This offer excludes purchases made through partner sites, agents, affiliates, and third parties
It’s possible that there’s also a version of the offer for 18,000 bonus Membership Rewards points if spending $1,200+. If so, I’d definitely prefer that offer, since I value Amex points at 1.7 cents each, so those points would be worth $306 to me.
Bottom line
There’s a new targeted Amex Offers deal for $180 back when you spend $1,200+ on a British Airways purchase. If you’re planning travel on British Airways, this has the potential to be a great deal.
Keep in mind that this offer should also work if you’re booking award tickets with high fuel surcharges, since those should qualify as “tickets” for these purposes.
Were you targeted for this Amex Offer, and if so, do you plan on taking advantage of it?
I don’t see the offer on Amex Plat but can see on Amex Marriott Bonvoy card.
Theres a very small window where this isnt a net loss. Since you need to spend $1200 but also If the cost is > $1,800 youre better off with CHASEBA10 10% discount code.
Right now, CHASEBA10 is not working as the contract for the 10% discount is not renewed yet. It expired around March 9, 2024. I am still waiting for that offer.
True it is broken, but word is its coming back soon (whatever that translate in BA IT timescales...)