Delta SkyMiles® Platinum Business American Express Card
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Annual fee: annual_fees • See Rates and Fees
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My Take
This is the Delta business card I usually point people to when they fly Delta regularly and want a meaningful step up from the Gold Business Card, without jumping all the way to Reserve. The Companion Certificate alone can make the $350 annual fee worth it if you’ll use it for a trip you’d book anyway.
I like this card most for business owners who take at least one or two Delta trips a year and want long-term value: Medallion® Qualification Dollars to help with status, and a companion benefit that can save hundreds of dollars on the right flight.
If you live near a Delta hub and are deciding which Delta card makes sense at each stage, I walk through my strategy here: Are Delta Credit Cards Worth It? A Simple Guide for Families.
Why Business Owners Love It
- Annual Companion Certificate: Each year after renewal, a round-trip Main Cabin Companion Certificate on eligible routes within the U.S. and to Mexico, the Caribbean and Central America. Taxes and fees apply.
- MQD Headstart and MQD Boost: Earn $2,500 Medallion® Qualification Dollars each Medallion Qualification Year, plus $1 MQD for every $20 in purchases on your Card.
- 15% off Delta award flights: Receive 15% off when you use miles to book Award Travel on Delta flights through delta.com and the Fly Delta app.
- 3X on Delta and hotel purchases: Earn 3X miles on eligible purchases made directly with Delta and with hotels. Earn 1X on other eligible purchases.
- Checked bags: Your first and second checked bags are included on eligible Delta flights.
For rates and fees of the Delta SkyMiles® Platinum Business American Express Card, please visit Rates and Fees.
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