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What the Atmos Rewards Ascent Visa Signature Offers Alaska and Hawaiian Flyers

What the Atmos Rewards Ascent Visa Signature Offers Alaska and Hawaiian Flyers

The $95-per-year card combines airline purchase rewards with checked-bag, boarding and Companion Fare benefits, according to The Points Guy.

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The Atmos Rewards Ascent Visa Signature is a co-branded card linked to the rewards program operated by Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines. The Points Guy reports that it earns elevated rewards on purchases with the two airlines and includes travel benefits for eligible cardholders.

Key details

- The Points Guy lists a $95 annual fee. - The card earns 3 points per dollar on eligible Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines purchases, 2 points per dollar in listed everyday categories, and 1 point per dollar on other eligible purchases. - Cardholders can earn a $99 Companion Fare after spending at least $6,000 during the preceding account anniversary year; taxes and fees apply. - The card provides one free checked bag for the cardholder and up to six companions on the same reservation when the traveler pays with the card on an Alaska or Hawaiian flight. - Other listed benefits include preferred boarding, 20% back on eligible inflight purchases and one status point per $3 spent. - The Points Guy reports an introductory offer of up to 80,000 bonus points and a Companion Fare, subject to spending requirements during the first 90 days after account opening.

Cardholders can earn one status point for every $3 spent on the card, according to The Points Guy.

Why it matters

For travelers who fly Alaska or Hawaiian, the card links everyday spending to Atmos Rewards points and airline-specific benefits. The Points Guy says points can go toward flights on Alaska and partner airlines, including Oneworld carriers. The card does not include complimentary lounge access, and The Points Guy says it lacks baggage-delay, lost-luggage, trip-cancellation and trip-interruption coverage.

What happens next

The Points Guy lists no further timeline or upcoming milestone for the card.

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