- 5x on flights and prepaid hotels on AmexTravel.com
- 2x on key business categories and purchases of $5,000+
- Up to $600 hotel, $200 airline fee and $209 CLEAR+ credits, plus Dell, Adobe and Indeed credits
Air Canada Aeroplan Card (Chase)
MastercardChase・Mastercard・No.084
Chase's Air Canada card, refreshed in 2026 with a $195 fee, automatic 25K status and 15% off Air Canada award flights. Aeroplan points also book Star Alliance partners, including flights to Asia.
✓ Annual fee, APR and foreign-transaction fee checked on 2026-10-15 (source: creditcards.chase.com). Welcome offers, rewards and benefits change often; the issuer's site has the current terms.
Reward highlights
- 3x Air Canada and travel; 2x gas; 2x grocery & dining (3x through Dec 31, 2026)
- Automatic Aeroplan 25K status with no spend requirement
- Up to $100 a year in Air Canada credits; first checked bag free
Who it's for
Best for travelers who fly Air Canada or want Star Alliance award options.
Good for
Key benefits
- Automatic Aeroplan 25K status: priority check-in, Zone 2 boarding, extra baggage allowance
- 15% off eligible Air Canada flight redemptions
- Up to $100 a year in Air Canada statement credits ($50 twice a year)
- First checked bag free for you and up to 8 others on the reservation; no foreign transaction fees
Rates & fees
APR and fees as published by the issuer. Variable APRs move with the prime rate, so check the issuer's site before applying.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Aeroplan Card have an annual fee?
Yes, $195 a year.
Does it charge foreign transaction fees?
No, it has no foreign transaction fees.
Who can get the welcome bonus?
Chase says it is available if you do not have this card (or earlier versions) and have not received its new cardmember bonus in the past 24 months.
⚠️ About this data: Where we have checked a card's annual fee, APR and foreign-transaction fee, the page shows the date and the source. Welcome offers, rewards and benefits change often, so the issuer's own site is the final word. Approval is decided by the issuer. Nothing here is financial advice.