Benefit comparison
Credit Cards with Airline Fee Credits
Cards that reimburse incidental airline fees — checked bags, seat upgrades, in-flight food — through an annual statement credit.
Compare the actual benefit terms, enrollment rules, and annual fee before deciding a card is worth adding for this perk alone.
Robinhood Platinum Card is the leading match among cards we track for airline fee credit ($300/annual). We found 4 cards total with this benefit — see the full list below.
$150 each six-month period for flights booked directly with airlines or through Robinhood Travel.
$200/year for airline incidental fees (select one qualifying airline)
$200/year for airline incidental fees (select one qualifying airline)
Up to $100 in statement credits each calendar year on eligible inflight and Admirals Club purchases.
- Which credit card has the best airline fee credit?
- Robinhood Platinum Card offers the highest-value airline fee credit among cards we track, worth $300/year in credits. See the full list above for all options.
- Do all travel credit cards include airline fee credit?
- No — airline fee credit is typically a feature of mid-range and premium cards. We found 4 cards in our database that include this benefit. Budget and no-annual-fee cards rarely include it.
- Is airline fee credit worth the annual fee?
- Robinhood Platinum Card has a $695 annual fee and a airline fee credit valued at ~$300. If you use the benefit annually, it goes a long way toward justifying the fee when combined with other perks.
- How often does airline fee credit update?
- Our database pulls airline fee credit data directly from card records and updates whenever card terms change. If you spot an outdated entry, the card's full detail page has the issuer link for the authoritative source.
