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Through November 8, 2017, all 4 AMEX Delta cards are offering increased sign-up bonuses. And if you live in (or near!) one of Delta’s hub cities, any of these cards would be of particularly good value for you!
That’s because hub cities have the most flights. So it should be easy for you to make the most of the miles you earn!
Through November 1, 2017, you can earn 60,000 Delta miles after meeting minimum spending requirements on the personal or small business AMEX Delta Gold card. Or get 70,000 Delta miles after completing minimum spending on the personal and business AMEX Delta Platinum cards!
And if you live near one of Delta’s hubs, getting LOTS of value from these limited-time increased sign-up bonuses shouldn’t be too difficult. Especially if you prefer flying non-stop!
Of course, other cities Delta serves offer non-stop flights, too. But these hub cities have the most flights, so folks flying from any of these locations might do especially well with these bonuses!
If you’re planning a trip using Delta miles, Delta’s interactive route map is a great place to start. Because you can click on any city Delta serves and see where you can fly! Including which routes are non-stop and which require a connection.
Here’s a look at 3 great ways folks in Delta’s hub cities can use the sign-up bonus from any of the AMEX Delta cards to fly round-trip, non-stop, to Europe, Hawaii, and the Caribbean!
For folks living in or near Seattle, earning just 1 sign-up bonus could get you a non-stop, round-trip ticket to Europe! Because right now, both the AMEX Delta Platinum personal and small business cards are offering 70,000 Delta miles after completing minimum spending requirements.
For example, I found a flight departing Seattle on May 19, 2018, and returning from London (Heathrow) on June 2, 2018, for 70,000 Delta miles and ~$180 in taxes and fees.
And if you’re willing to make a stop, you’d only pay 60,000 Delta miles and have a short layover in Minneapolis in both directions. 😉
Taking into account the ~$180 in taxes and fees you’ll pay for the award ticket, your miles are worth ~2.5 cents each (($1,898 – $180) / 70,000 Delta miles)!
Aloha, anyone? The limited-time bigger sign-up bonus on any of the 4 AMEX Delta cards is also enough for a round-trip coach flight from certain cities on the East Coast to Hawaii!
I found a non-stop flight from Atlanta on May 7, 2018, returning from Honolulu on May 13, 2018, for 60,000 Delta miles and ~$11 in taxes and fees.
Fly All the Way Across the US to the Aloha State for Just 60,000 Delta Miles and ~$11 in Taxes and Fees!
You Can Save Over $1,000 Using Your Delta Miles for a Ticket to Hawaii During the Peak Summer Months!
Minneapolis isn’t known for its white sandy beaches. So if you live there, I’d imagine taking a trip to a tropical destination in February (brrrrr!) sounds like a fantastic idea!
The good news is, ANY of the AMEX Delta cards’ limited-time sign-up bonuses are more than enough for a non-stop, round-trip ticket to Grand Cayman. Where you can sip tropical drinks on the beach and forget about all the snow on the ground back home. 😉
I searched for tickets from January 2018 through April 2018, and there were lots of award seats available!
For example, you could fly between Minneapolis and Grand Cayman, non-stop, leaving January 27, 2018, and returning February 3, 2018, for 45,000 Delta miles and ~$90 in taxes and fees.
Accounting for the ~$90 in taxes and fees on the award ticket, using 45,000 Delta miles would save you ~$761 ($851 – $90). And you’d have 15,000 to 25,000 Delta miles to spare, depending on which AMEX Delta card you applied for.
If you live in or near one of these cities, you can do especially well with the limited-time (and best ever!) offers on the AMEX Delta cards. Because depending on which AMEX Delta card you get, you’ll earn enough Delta miles for non-stop flights to spots like Europe, Hawaii, and the Caribbean!
We signed up for the Delta Gold Skymiles a month ago with an offer: Earn 60K points when spend $1K in three months. This current offer requires greater spending.
I just signed up for a gold Delta card with a bonus. Can my husband sign up for a platinum card and also get a bonus? Thanks!