Originally Posted by IADCAflyer

Im not an expert, but I know that the Amex Platinum and the Amex Hilton Aspire cards have airline fee credits ($200 on the Plat and I believe $250 on the Aspire card) where if you charge services and sundry expenses on your cards and the charge is made by the airline, Amex will rebate those fees up to the rebate limit. Things like change fees, in-flight food purchases, baggage fees, seat fees, etc., are all examples of rebateable fees. So too is airline wifi so long as the vendor of the wifi service is the airline. If the vendor is Gogo or Panasonic or Viasat, no credit.

Oh, the dollar credit is applicable to one airline per year, and you must nominate your airline of choice. You can't get seat fees from AA, beverage purchases from United, and baggage fees from Frontier. It all has to be one airline.