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New Chase Offer Can Save 10% at Alaska Airlines
Chase has been really upping their game with Chase Offers lately. We are seeing more valuable offers, that can save you money on travel. They just came out with a new one that I think Alaska Airlines flyers will like. Let’s see the details.
Alaska Airlines Chase Offer Details
- Earn 10% back on your Alaska Airlines airfare purchase when you spend $50 or more, with a $45.00 back maximum.
In the past we have also seen two other versions of this offer:
- Earn 15% back on your Alaska Airlines airfare purchase when you spend $50 or more, with a $67.50 back maximum.
- Earn 5% back on your Alaska Airlines airfare purchase when you spend $50 or more, with a $22.50 back maximum.
Offer Terms
- Valid one time only
- Payment must be made directly with the merchant
- Offer expires on 06/12/2023.
Final Thoughts
If you had some flights that you were going to book on Alaska Airlines anyway then this is your lucky day. I would even consider booking them instead of my preferred airline, assuming the routing worked, for the 10% discount. It would be even better if you see a 15% discount in your accounts.
Getting $40 off a $400 flight is always a win in my book. Especially if you have the offer on your Chase Sapphire Preferred or Chase Sapphire Reserve card for the travel protections and bonus travel earning on the spend.
Keep in mind that you can normally find these offers at other banks, such as Bank of America, US Bank, Suntrust and more.
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