Last edit by: uppereastsider
Successful Credits:
Unsuccessful Credits:
1/19/18 A BOA rep stated the following are eligible airlines for credits: AA, AS, UA, DL, WN, HA, B6, F9.
- AA $50 gift card
- AA $100 gift card
- AA taxes and seat fees paid on award, $94.80
- AA $11.20 taxes paid on award
- AA miles purchase, $100 reimbursed on $225 purchase
- AA first class upgrade that cost 145
- AS drinks
- AS award taxes ($5.60)
- AS bag fee ($30)
- B6 bag fee
- B6 EMS purchase
- B6 seat selection (from basic fare)
- DL taxes paid on domestic award, also award from Caribbean to US
- DL First Class buyup (prior to OLCI)
- HA taxes
- HA seat selection fee
- HA bag fee
- UA taxes paid on international award, Europe to US one-way
- UA small fee reimbursed when paying for one-way ticket with electronic ticket certificate
- UA WiFi subscription
- WN $16 fee
- WN award fee
- WN early bird fee
- WN in-flight movie
- WN $11.20 TSA fee
- WN $39 o/w ticket
- WN $40+ charge + travel fund for o/w ticket
- UA $100 United TravelBank Cash (mobile site)
- UA $100 United TravelBank Cash (desktop site) Go here to purchase: https://www.united.com/offers/travelcash
Unsuccessful Credits:
- Gogo, not billed by airlines
- WN gift card
- AS $125 change fee, which was billed in a separate transaction from the fare increase
- AS $25 gift card
1/19/18 A BOA rep stated the following are eligible airlines for credits: AA, AS, UA, DL, WN, HA, B6, F9.
BofA Premium Rewards - What works for airline expense reimbursement?
#166
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: BAY AREA
Posts: 1,134
It's under premium rewards benefits
#167
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Seattle
Programs: AAdvantage Plat+, FoundersCard, Amex Plat, TR Diamond, Marriott Gold, Wyndham Dia, HH Gold, Hertz 5*
Posts: 790
#168
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: IAD
Programs: UA1K; AA EXP
Posts: 164
Called rep, and the rep indicated that it could take up to 90 days for the reimbursement.
FWIW, I will wait and see.
#169
formerly atomicfront
Join Date: Sep 2013
Posts: 171
Thought BoA only limits domestic. I purchased 2 AA award tickets (US-Asia) on 8/15 and paid the taxes and fees using the card, my statement closed for the month already, and I still haven't gotten the credit.
Called rep, and the rep indicated that it could take up to 90 days for the reimbursement.
FWIW, I will wait and see.
Called rep, and the rep indicated that it could take up to 90 days for the reimbursement.
FWIW, I will wait and see.
#171
Join Date: Oct 2015
Posts: 59
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#177
Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 702
Thought BoA only limits domestic. I purchased 2 AA award tickets (US-Asia) on 8/15 and paid the taxes and fees using the card, my statement closed for the month already, and I still haven't gotten the credit.
Called rep, and the rep indicated that it could take up to 90 days for the reimbursement.
FWIW, I will wait and see.
Called rep, and the rep indicated that it could take up to 90 days for the reimbursement.
FWIW, I will wait and see.
The 90 day thing is usually just BS. It either posts automatically in a few days or it doesn't. AMEX does the same thing.
#178
Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 702
Does anyone have experience getting a refund of a charge that was covered under airline expense? I paid for award tickets last year and most of it was to pay for a seat upgrade. I had a terrible experience (with one missed connection and one canceled) and did not get my extra leg room on the last flight I was on. AA has agreed to refund the money I spent on the seat upgrade. I hope that BofA does not notice the refund coming it and take back some of it!
Update: got the refund and Bofa did not take it back.
Update: got the refund and Bofa did not take it back.
Last edited by MisterBill; Dec 10, 2018 at 10:23 am