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Personal card:
60,000 mile offer $99 AF (not waived), no FTF, $2000 min. spend: https://cards.barclaycardus.com/bank...te-mastercard/
60,000-milecard applications (with a pre-filled-in "in-flight-validation code") are also available on Hawaiian Airlines flights.
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Business card [updated 3/9/24]
60K miles after $2000 spend + 10K miles after an employee purchase on his/her card; $99 annual fee (not waived), no foreign transaction fees:
https://cards.barclaycardus.com/bank...ss-mastercard/
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Redeeming awards on Hawaiian chart
http://hawaiianair.custhelp.com/app/...-award-flights
Redeeming awards on partner airlines chart
(ANA, Korean, jetBlue, Virgin America, Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Australia)
http://hawaiianair.custhelp.com/app/...rtner-airlines
Recon phone # 866-205-5973
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60,000 mile offer $99 AF (not waived), no FTF, $2000 min. spend: https://cards.barclaycardus.com/bank...te-mastercard/
60,000-milecard applications (with a pre-filled-in "in-flight-validation code") are also available on Hawaiian Airlines flights.
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Business card [updated 3/9/24]
60K miles after $2000 spend + 10K miles after an employee purchase on his/her card; $99 annual fee (not waived), no foreign transaction fees:
https://cards.barclaycardus.com/bank...ss-mastercard/
__________________________________________________ _____________
Redeeming awards on Hawaiian chart
http://hawaiianair.custhelp.com/app/...-award-flights
Redeeming awards on partner airlines chart
(ANA, Korean, jetBlue, Virgin America, Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Australia)
http://hawaiianair.custhelp.com/app/...rtner-airlines
Recon phone # 866-205-5973
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Hawaiian Airlines (Barclays and B of H banks) Personal/Bus. Card- [Up to 75K]
#77
Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 46
Curious myself. I was actually successful in getting a HA rep to transfer my miles from my new account created for the prior BoA Business card to my personal miles account. They were very helpful, but the agent did say she was making an exception to move it. My friend tried to do the same thing but with no luck. I don't think was stop me from applying for the business card again, but sure would be nice to not have to bother with that.
As a side note, I was able to get someone to respond to me after sending them a message to HA's Facebook account.
As a side note, I was able to get someone to respond to me after sending them a message to HA's Facebook account.
#78
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: HNL
Programs: AA Citi Visa and Amex, Citi AA Biz, SPG, Amex Green, Zync, Discover It (Starbucks Gold) HHonors Gold
Posts: 268
Got an email today from Hawaiian Airlines and it appears that my BOA/BOH card is being converted to the Barclays card in April. I wonder if this is a true conversion and my FIA/BOH will close or will this be an additional card? Hopefully the former.
#79
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: LAX
Posts: 54
Best to cancel the FIA cards before then to more easily get a Barclay's signup bonus?
#80
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: EWR/JFK
Programs: AA GLD 1.xMM, MAR SLV, HH DMND, IHG PLT
Posts: 834
Once the Barclay's card links to your account you will see the 17.5K one way flights again. Note, this is the minimum number of miles (low/saver inventory) and is usually available ~ 11 months or so out.
#81
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: EWR/JFK
Programs: AA GLD 1.xMM, MAR SLV, HH DMND, IHG PLT
Posts: 834
Does anyone have an idea of how the free checked bag works if you book with miles?
The fine print says "All ticket purchases (original and exchanges) must be made with the Hawaiian Airlines World Elite MasterCard premium product and purchased directly from Hawaiian Airlines," so I figure using the card to pay the taxes qualifies, correct?
The fine print says "All ticket purchases (original and exchanges) must be made with the Hawaiian Airlines World Elite MasterCard premium product and purchased directly from Hawaiian Airlines," so I figure using the card to pay the taxes qualifies, correct?
I checked in the old fashioned way in JFK and one agent new about the card and waived the bag fees for me. The original check in agent was clueless so I'd take a print out of the card glossy which says free checked bag.
I assume if you pay for the miles ticket tax with the Barclay's card then take the glossy ad along with you just in case they want to charge you.
#82
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Constantly on the move
Posts: 44
-My two existing BOA Hawaiin airlines credit cards (personal & business) will remain active even after I receive the new personal credit card. They won't be cancelled unless I want to.
-I will receive an e-mail once the personal credit card is mailed AND I will be eligible to receive the 35,000 bonus miles once I spend $1,000 in 90 days
-There will be a business version in the future but it is not known yet when.
#83
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 52
I got the same e-mail today. I called Hawaiin Airlines miles program and they said the following:
-My two existing BOA Hawaiin airlines credit cards (personal & business) will remain active even after I receive the new personal credit card. They won't be cancelled unless I want to.
-I will receive an e-mail once the personal credit card is mailed AND I will be eligible to receive the 35,000 bonus miles once I spend $1,000 in 90 days
-There will be a business version in the future but it is not known yet when.
-My two existing BOA Hawaiin airlines credit cards (personal & business) will remain active even after I receive the new personal credit card. They won't be cancelled unless I want to.
-I will receive an e-mail once the personal credit card is mailed AND I will be eligible to receive the 35,000 bonus miles once I spend $1,000 in 90 days
-There will be a business version in the future but it is not known yet when.
#84
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: NYC
Programs: UA 1K, AA EP, Hyatt Diamond, SPG Platinum, M life Noir
Posts: 1,279
Anyone else apply for this credit card, using your existing HA FF# on the app, and still get the credit card with an entirely new, different HA FF# attached to it? What a PITFA.
#85
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: body: A stone's throw from SFO, mind: SE Asia
Programs: Some of this 'n some of that
Posts: 17,263
#86
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: SEA
Posts: 2,556
#87
Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 3
I called the # on the back of the card and the guy had no idea what I was talking about. Gonna call back tomorrow and talk to someone else.
#88
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: NYC
Programs: UA 1K, AA EP, Hyatt Diamond, SPG Platinum, M life Noir
Posts: 1,279
As a workaround, I tried to see if HawaiianMiles could merge my old, existing FF# into the new one that Barclay's generated for me. No dice. I'm being told that HawaiianMiles accounts cannot be merged; the only "solution" is to transfer the miles to the new FF# and use that account from now on. So I'll have to use this new FF#, and have my separate, older FF# lay dormant with all my flight history, member since date, etc.
As compensation for wasting at least two hours of my time, Barclays did offer to waive the $89 AF for me. I'd rather have that time back though.
#89
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: NYC
Programs: UA 1K, AA EP, Hyatt Diamond, SPG Platinum, M life Noir
Posts: 1,279
After being on a 45 minute three-way conference call between me, Barclays, and HawaiianMiles, they accidentally (I hope) dropped my call just as the HawaiianMiles agent said he may have a solution. Of course, no one brothered to call me back. I give up. I'll have to live with the shame of having duplicate HA FF#s.
#90
Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 3
Barclays directed me to call Hawaiian. After being routed through the call-tree I ended up talking to a guy who said I should pick between the two numbers so I picked the one on the card rather than my old one, and he said he would merge over the old information. About a minute later when I logged into the new # my name and address stuff was there along with my old miles.
Not sure about trip history, I don't know where to check for that.
Not sure about trip history, I don't know where to check for that.