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Paying for Tickets with Two Credit Cards

Paying for Tickets with Two Credit Cards

  1. Clam Shack New Member

    This seems to be possible. My question is can I pay for the Taxes and Fees with my Citi Prestige, in order to get the lowest threshold for Delay Coverage, then use my AMEX Platinum for the fare to get the biggest 5x bang for the buck?

    I’m guessing there’s a problem with this since I can’t find anyone advocating it.

  2. David W Community Ambassador

    It’s rare that an airline has the option to pay with two cards – I dont recall seeing it recently. Some OTAs might but I think it’s also rare.

  3. Gaurav Community Ambassador

    Also with the exception of award tickets I think credit cards require the full fare be paid with the card for protection to kick in.

  4. rickyw Community Ambassador

    You could purchase a gift card for whatever airline you are flying with your AMEX, and then use that to cover a portion. Then pay the difference on Prestige.

  5. Gaurav Community Ambassador

    I’d still check the terms of coverage for the credit card that you are using. I’m pretty sure that they require the entire cost be put on the card.

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