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frontpage Posted by serra | Staff • 3d ago

Eligible Amex Platinum/Centurion: Spend $500+ American Express Travel For Delta

(Offer May Vary; Valid thru 7/31)

$100 Credit

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Amex Offers via American Express is offering Eligible/Select American Express Platinum/Centurion Cardholders: $100 Statement Credit when you book a flight w/ your enrolled American Express Card on American Express Travel for Delta Marketed Flights and spend $500+ in one or more purchases by July 31, 2025. Flights must originate in the U.S. and purchase must be in USD. Airline travel can occur after the promotional end date, provided that the booking was made within the applicable promotional period.

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Qualifying purchases valid only for Delta marketed flights booked directly with American Express Travel online through AmexTravel.com, the Amex app, or by calling the number on the back of your card (Delta flights that are paid for before the promotion start date or after the promotion end date will not qualify)

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  • About the Deal
    • Enrollment is limited
    • Qualifying purchases must total a minimum of $500 by July 31, 2025, to be eligible for a one-time $100 statement credit
    • Allow up to 90-days after July 31, 2025 for the statement credit(s) to be posted to your account
    • Offer not valid for flights + hotel packages
    • Additional terms/conditions may apply
    • Offer valid through July 31, 2025 or while promotional offer last

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Amex Offers via American Express is offering Eligible/Select American Express Platinum/Centurion Cardholders: $100 Statement Credit when you book a flight w/ your enrolled American Express Card on American Express Travel for Delta Marketed Flights and spend $500+ in one or more purchases by July 31, 2025. Flights must originate in the U.S. and purchase must be in USD. Airline travel can occur after the promotional end date, provided that the booking was made within the applicable promotional period.

Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for finding this deal

Note, please login to your American Express account to see if you're eligible for this credit/statement offer.

Qualifying purchases valid only for Delta marketed flights booked directly with American Express Travel online through AmexTravel.com, the Amex app, or by calling the number on the back of your card (Delta flights that are paid for before the promotion start date or after the promotion end date will not qualify)

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • Enrollment is limited
    • Qualifying purchases must total a minimum of $500 by July 31, 2025, to be eligible for a one-time $100 statement credit
    • Allow up to 90-days after July 31, 2025 for the statement credit(s) to be posted to your account
    • Offer not valid for flights + hotel packages
    • Additional terms/conditions may apply
    • Offer valid through July 31, 2025 or while promotional offer last

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Was gonna post a new deal, but figured the two are close enough I'll just add to this thread.

$125 off $500 spent on Delta Airlines before 6/30/2025 in one or more booking. Flights must originate from the US. Got it on my Delta Gold, YMMV

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avalanchedog
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I have some trips lined up but I think I'll probably just find a random flight for around $500 and then cancel it for delta credit.
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FreeCake
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nothing on either of my platinum cards. But I did get an offer to sign up for another platinum card and get 200,000 points or a gold card and get 175,000 points. So that is nice
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DealsNStuff
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Quote from avalanchedog :
I have some trips lined up but I think I'll probably just find a random flight for around $500 and then cancel it for delta credit.
Going to do the same if that truly ends up with a delta flight credit. I fly multiple times each month and will definitely use the credit... just have never booked flights via the Amex Travel (always book directly with airline).
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dbdoshi
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Would the cancelled flight credit be available as Delta credit or will it stay with Amex Travel? Not sure how that works.
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soyanks
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Quote from sonofabit :
doesn't amex plat have built in travel protection for things like this?
Not for 3rd party booking, it's not very helpful. Amex Travel is basically Expedia on backend
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sonofabit
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Quote from soyanks :
Not for 3rd party booking, it's not very helpful. Amex Travel is basically Expedia on backend
looking at the benefit terms for both interruption and delay, i dont think this is true. there is no requirement that the travel is booked first party, only that the amount is paid in full by the card. you can even use points to pay for it and still get coverage, as long as the full remaining balance is entirely put on the card.

https://www.americanexpress.com/c...urance.pdf

https://www.americanexpress.com/c...6hours.pdf
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NavyJoke6138
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Quote from avagyan :
I wonder how many SDers carry the Centurion Smilie

Had the same thought. And honestly if you pay 5k per month for a cc then you really have nothing to do here Smilie

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NavyJoke6138
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Quote from sonofabit :
looking at the benefit terms for both interruption and delay, i dont think this is true. there is no requirement that the travel is booked first party, only that the amount is paid in full by the card. you can even use points to pay for it and still get coverage, as long as the full remaining balance is entirely put on the card.

https://www.americanexpress.com/c...urance.pdf

https://www.americanexpress.com/c...6hours.pdf

What he means is for non covered reasons. E.g. some local emergency pops up and you need to change a flight (these travel protections tend to only cover certain rather restricted set of events such as airline causing trouble). But even if airline is the one messing up they will try to wiggle out of helping and passing you to Amex travel who then need to deal with airline. In other words pia. Trust me, been there done that...
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Quote from soyanks :
I see it on my Plat but problem with booking flights thru Amex Travel (or any 3rd party website) is that if the travel is disrupted and you need to make changes, it becomes a pain
While I haven't had to deal with that issue - one thing great about Amex travel is that they might have business class tickets cheaper than buying from the airline. On one of my recent trips, it was a 5% discount in addition to the 5% in membership points which are worth at least 5.5% when redeeming to Schwab. Best I could have done with any of my other cards was 3% cashback - so overall about 7.5% additional discount on $12,000 in tickets. Not bad considering that I get the card for almost free from Schwab.
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Buystander
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My wife got this on her Green Amex. None for my personal/business platinum though
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jlkeeton
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For those worried about AMEX Travel and changes, Delta treats these bookings like regular Delta-made ones once they're completed. It's not like with many hotels who won't give you benefits. I have had to make adjustments to flights and generally call Delta directly and not try to do anything with AMEX Travel. It's not treated any differently from a ticket I would have booked directly with Delta. I do get updates if the schedule changes both from Delta and AMEX.

My only exception was a mistake I made. It was where one flight I didn't pay enough attention was booked under Virgin Atlantic and not Delta, and I couldn't do much with viewing the ticket or adjustments with Delta or Virgin. The flight was operated by Delta but I had somehow picked Virgin when booking on AMEX and neither wanted to allow much adjustment like even seat assignments for business class. AMEX Travel cancelled that as they have a 24-hour cancellation policy - was very easy to call up and the agent understood the mistake knowing that could present problems down the road. I'd say to be careful about picking the carrier you have a relationship with since AMEX will show the options from Air France, KLM, Virgin Atlantic, etc. along with the Delta one in the same list. I doubt they'd count to get the 100$ back, either.

I got this deal on my AMEX Platinum ONE day after booking Portugal. I saved about 200$ each for 2 tickets using their International Airline Program and generally use AMEX Travel.

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