Chase · Visa
Southwest Performance Business
This card is a better business card for those flying with Southwest airlines.
ByHillel Sonnenschine·
This card is a better business card for those flying with Southwest airlines. Enjoy exclusive benefits, such as upgraded boardings and inflight Wi-Fi credits, Global Entry, TSA-Precheck, and more. The card also comes along with a great suite of travel protections including trip delay insurance, auto rental insurance, baggage delay insurance, and much more (see details below).
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Annual fee
$299
Welcome bonus
~$800
Spend $5,000 in 3 months
Purchase APR
Charge card
Foreign tx fee
None
Welcome bonus
Earn 80,000 points after spending $5,000 within the first 3 months.
Estimated value: ~$800
Benefits
- Anniversary Bonus Points: Get 9,000 bonus points each cardmember anniversary.
- Companion Certificate: Earn a free companion pass after earning 135,000 Rapid Rewards points in a calendar year (welcome bonus points are included).
- Credits: Get a $500 credit to transfer points from another Southwest account (the cost to transfer points a penny per point so this credit covers 50,000 points).
- Free Baggage: The cardholder and up to 8 additional passengers in the same reservation can check their first bag at no additional cost.
- Global Entry and TSA pre-check: Get up to a $120 statement credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre-Check every 4 years.
- Inflight Savings: Get inflight Wi-Fi credits for up to 365 credits per year (equaling one free credit each day).
- Priority Boarding: The cardholder and up to 8 additional passengers in the same reservation can board with Group 5.
- Upgraded Statuses: Get 2,500 TQPs for every $5,000 you spend on the card. You need a total of 35,000 TQPS per calendar year to reach A-list status.
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