Bank of America Asiana Airlines Now a Visa Signature card

[Anonymous]

I just noticed that the Bank of America Asiana Airlines card is not longer an Amex but a Visa Signature card which I think is a great change. 

http://us.flyasiana.com/C/en/boardContents.do?menuId=004001000000000&menuType=BOARD&boardCode=BOARD_...

Same deal as the previous card except now there are no foreign transaction fees. 

[Discover2016]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I just noticed that the Bank of America Asiana Airlines card is not longer an Amex but a Visa Signature card which I think is a great change. 

https://secure.bankofamerica.com/applynow/welcome.go

Same deal as the previous card except now there are no foreign transaction fees. 

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Interesting, I have always been curious about this unique BofA card.

[Discover2016]

Also, the link you provided sends me to the secured credit card application,

[Anonymous]

Ooops- fixed. 

I've had this card for two years now and I've been able to rack up quite a few points especially with double points on groceries. 

Scored myself return business class seats from korea to us too.

I'm so glad they changed to a visa as it is more accepted in other countries than AMEX and I love that there no foreign transation fees anymore!! 

[Anonymous]

Can anyone else recomend this card?

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Can anyone else recomend this card?

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There is almost no review on this card in forum. Asiana Airlines is part of the Star Alliance. You can sue United Airlines website ( assuming you have an account with them) to book a flight  direct with miles. You can flight from SFO to Seoul, Korea with around 35K miles. The intro bonus is not enough to book a trip so popularity here is very low.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I just noticed that the Bank of America Asiana Airlines card is not longer an Amex but a Visa Signature card which I think is a great change. 

http://us.flyasiana.com/C/en/boardContents.do?menuId=004001000000000&menuType=BOARD&boardCode=BOARD_NEWS&newsSeq=68715&newsCateCode=NEWS01&boardCmd=VIEW

Same deal as the previous card except now there are no foreign transaction fees. 

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If your SL is lower than 5K they don't give you the Visa Signature. I was approved for 3K and was given Visa Platinum.