The Korean Air SKYPASS Visa Signature Card has an offer for 30,000 bonus SKYPASS miles when you spend $3,000 within the first 90 days. Here are some ideas on meeting the spending requirement. I value these 30k points at around $510. With an annual fee of $95, the bonus can cover the card’s cost for five years. Compare this with other top card bonuses here.
It’s hard to recommend the SKYPASS Visa Signature card because it falls short on many levels. The best feature is its earning power. You get double points on gas stations and hotel purchases, in addition to Korean Air spending. Otherwise, the card’s few perks don’t make a compelling case for getting it.
The business version, the SKYPASS Visa Business Card, has nearly identical features.
Here are the other SKYPASS cards to compare to this one:
*The SKYPASS Visa Signature is issued by U.S. Bank. U.S. Bank also offers great sign-up bonuses for its Checking/Savings accounts.
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