Best *CASH BACK* card for flight tickets

[Anonymous]

I am looking for the best *CASH BACK* card that can be used for flight tickets. I am not a frequent flyer, so I do not have any POINTS/MILES card with me. So what do you think will be best *CASH BACK* card for non-frequent flyers?

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I am looking for the best *CASH BACK* card that can be used for flight tickets. I am not a frequent flyer, so I do not have any POINTS/MILES card with me. So what do you think will be best *CASH BACK* card for non-frequent flyers?

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Maybe Arrival+ or PRG.

[Kenny]

Arrival/Venture/ etc.

Don't forget that Platinum has a $200 credit for airline related fees and the Prestige has $250 credit that can include airline fare. I think the Ritz Carlton card also has a $300 travel credit, as well.

[northface28]

Arrival or Arrival+.

[mongstradamus]

I would say something line arrival+ for sign up bonus then an regular 2%card like an double cash or fidelity amex since you don't travel that much? 

[Anonymous]

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@mongstradamus wrote:

I would say something line arrival+ for sign up bonus then an regular 2%card like an double cash or fidelity amex since you don't travel that much? 

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Also depends on your spending amount and where you spend.  So things like BCP or Sallie Mae will, on some portion of your spending, do better than a 2% card after the bonus year

[Anonymous]

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@Kenny wrote:
Arrival/Venture/ etc.

Don't forget that Platinum has a $200 credit for airline related fees and the Prestige has $250 credit that can include airline fare. I think the Ritz Carlton card also has a $300 travel credit, as well.

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Does the Ritz travel credit apply yearly, and can it be used toward airfare though?

[Kenny]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Kenny wrote:
Arrival/Venture/ etc.

Don't forget that Platinum has a $200 credit for airline related fees and the Prestige has $250 credit that can include airline fare. I think the Ritz Carlton card also has a $300 travel credit, as well.

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Does the Ritz travel credit apply yearly, and can it be used toward airfare though?

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Yes, it's yearly. "The credit can be used toward flight upgrades, Global Entry, baggage fees, and airport lounge access."

[Anonymous]

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@Kenny wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Kenny wrote:
Arrival/Venture/ etc.

Don't forget that Platinum has a $200 credit for airline related fees and the Prestige has $250 credit that can include airline fare. I think the Ritz Carlton card also has a $300 travel credit, as well.

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Does the Ritz travel credit apply yearly, and can it be used toward airfare though?

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Yes, it's yearly. "The credit can be used toward flight upgrades, Global Entry, baggage fees, and airport lounge access."

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Upgrades. So not like the prestige which can be used towards the flight cost itself.

I don't fly that often since my work is largely based in the same region (All within a sane driving distance), But when I do, I don't like flying coach as the seats are small and legroom is TIGHT. (6'0 and ~270 will do that to you, lol.)

[takeshi74]

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@Anonymous wrote:

So what do you think will be best *CASH BACK* card for non-frequent flyers?

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As always, depends on major spend categories and volume in those categories.