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Apply online for the bmi credit card and if you spend £250 on card purchases within 90 days of your account opening we'll give you 20,000 destinations miles.* That's enough for a return flight to Italy, Spain and many other great destinations!

Plus, you'll also enjoy:

0% on balance transfers for (12) twelve months from the date your account is opened (3% handling fee). Transfer must be made in first 90 days of opening account.
0% on card purchases for (3) three months from the date your account is opened
Typical rate 16.9% APR (variable).
Earn miles on your every day spend taking you to over 975 destinations worldwide
Automatic diamond club membership, the UK's most generous frequent flyer programme**
Earn 1.5 destinations miles for every £1 spent on everyday card purchases to get you to over 975 worldwide destinations
Earn triple destinations miles when you use your bmi credit card to buy a bmi flight at flybmi.com

Want to see our rates explained? - Click here for an explanation.

Virgin Atlantic American Express® Card from MBNA

Explore the benefits of the Virgin Atlantic American Express® Card from MBNA:

1 Flying Club mile for every £1 spent on card purchases using your card.**
2 Flying Club miles for every £1 spent on your card direct with Virgin Atlantic or Virgin Holidays.**
3,000 bonus Flying Club miles upon first spend.***
0% p.a. - a cracking introductory rate on balances transferred to us from other cards - for six months from the date your account is opened. 2% handling fee applies.
Typical rate 17.9% APR (variable).
No annual fee - this card won't cost you a penny extra to carry.

Want to see our rates explained? - Click here for an explanation.

For a more detailed range of benefits click here.

Airmiles Credit Cards

Miles & More American Express Credit Card from American Express

Miles & More American Express® credit card from MBNA

Every purchase counts - with the Lufthansa Miles & More Credit Card it’s very easy to fill your mileage account with valuable award miles on day-to-day purchases and on your travels.

It doesn’t matter whether you use your card at the next petrol station, to order online, to pay your rent and electricity bill by online transfer or for a future hotel stay - because for every euro you spend on your Miles & More Credit Card, you will earn one award mile that will remain valid indefinitely.

We hope you enjoy earning miles day to day and on your travels.

Receive a welcome bonus of 1,500 award miles when you make a card purchase within the first 90 days of your account opening

Earn 2 award miles for every £1 you spend during the first 6 months and 1.5 award miles per £1 spent thereafter

Redeem your award miles for fabulous rewards including flights, upgrades, hotel stays and much more!

0% on balance transfers for 12 months (3% handling fee). For this great rate your balance needs to be transferred within the first 90 days of your account opening

0% on card purchases for 3 months from the date your account is opened

16.9% APR typical rate (variable)

Apply for the Miles & More American Express® credit card from MBNA

Featured Airmiles Credit Cards

UK Travel News

» Green car grants escape cutbacks
28/07/10 08:29 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
A promised grant of up to Ã‚Â£5,000 towards the cost of an electric or ultra-low carbon car has survived Government cutbacks.

» BA crew to sue over flight perks
28/07/10 08:29 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
The bitter British Airways dispute has taken a fresh twist after Unite announced it was taking legal action over the removal of travel concessions from cabin crew who have been on strike.

» Dockers to stage 24-hour strikes
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A group of dockers are to stage two 24-hour strikes and a ban on overtime in a row over pay and conditions, it has been announced.

» Signal problems cause rail chaos
28/07/10 08:29 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
Thousands of commuters suffered a second day of travel chaos because of signal problems on one of the country's busiest rail routes.

» Overweight 'should pay more to fly'
28/07/10 08:29 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
More than 70% of holidaymakers reckon overweight air passengers should be made to pay for an extra seat on flights, a survey has shown.

» Conman who dupes travellers hunted
28/07/10 08:29 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
A smooth-talking confidence trickster is suspected of conning dozens of travellers across Britain out of money with convincing sob stories, detectives have said.

» 'Few consider' airline insolvency
28/07/10 08:29 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
Only a tiny number of air passengers think about the possibility of their airline going bust when booking a ticket, according to a survey.

» N Irish spend most cash on holiday
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People from Northern Ireland have become the big spenders when on holiday, according to a survey.

» Rise in injuries to rail passengers
28/07/10 08:29 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
The annual number of injuries to passengers using the railways and the Tube is on the rise, according to official figures.

» Stelios steps up attack on easyJet
28/07/10 08:29 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
EasyJet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has stepped up his attack on the budget airline as he threatened to withdraw the rights to the "easy" brand in a row over punctuality.

» Officials questioned over ash chaos
28/07/10 05:01 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
Tests to gauge the safe level of volcanic ash planes can fly through could be expensive and lengthy, Whitehall's aviation chief told a House of Lords committee.

» More road salt needed, report says
27/07/10 16:15 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
The Government should import 250,000 tonnes of road salt to deal with a winter as bad as last year's, a Whitehall-commissioned report has said.

» Cost of holiday illness revealed
27/07/10 16:15 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
People who fall ill on holiday miss more than Ã‚Â£300 worth of their sunshine break, a poll has found.

» Motorists 'clueless' about savings
27/07/10 01:03 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
Car owners can often be clueless about cutting down on the cost of motoring, according to a survey.

» Winter travel plans to be revealed
27/07/10 01:03 from Correspondents - MSN Travel UK
Ways of keeping transport moving during severe weather next winter is due to be outlined in a Government-commissioned report.

Company	Card Logo	Card Name	Purchase Rate	Balance Transfer Rate	Typical APR (variable)	Card Info	Travel Benefits	Apply
		Lloyds TSB Airmiles Duo Credit Card Account	Typical 15.9% APR variable	0% interest on balance transfers for 6 months† 3% fee applies. Minimum spend of £100 in the first 3 months applies	Typical 15.9% APR variable		Fly free (with a friend). Take out the Lloyds TSB Airmiles Duo Credit Card Account – and you could get enough miles for two free flights from London to a city like Paris or Amsterdam (in the shape of a 1,500 Airmiles voucher). And collect more miles when you use your Airmiles Duo Cards. Get More Details
		bmi American Express® credit card from MBNA	0% p.a. on card purchases for (3) three months from the date your account is opened	0% p.a. on balance transfers for (12) twelve months from the date your account is opened (3% handling fee). Transfer must be made in first 90 days of account opening	Typical rate 16.9% APR (variable)		The award winning† bmi American Express® Credit Card from MBNA won the Best Card Benefits Programme at the recent Card Awards for it's simplicity and generosity. With our credit cards you will become an automatic member of Diamond Club, the bmi frequent flyer programme and the most generous programme in the UK. Get More Details
		Virgin Atlantic American Express® Card from MBNA	17.9% p.a. (variable) on card purchases	0% on balance transfers for 6 months (2% handling fee applies)	17.9% p.a. (variable) on card purchases		Earn 3,000 Flying Club miles with your first purchase, 1 mile for every £1 spent, No annual fee. Get More Details
		The British Airways American Express Credit Card	Typical 19.9% APR variable	Typical 19.9% APR variable	Typical 19.9% APR variable		Earn 1 BA Mile for virtually every £1 you spend with the British Airways American Express Credit Card. Spend over £20,000 with your Card in a year and you’ll also get a companion voucher which you can exchange for a companion ticket on the same flight and cabin class, when you redeem your BA Miles for a flight. Get More Details

Air Miles Credit Card Reviews

Credit cards that offer travel rewards programs are reasonably flexible and might provide airline miles, points that are redeemed for hotel accommodation, or complete holiday packages. You earn reward points or airline miles whenever the credit card is used for everyday purchases. Credit cards used for travel related spending such as purchasing airline tickets or hotel reservations, a greater number of reward points are usually awarded to your account. Reward points can be redeemed for airline tickets, hotel accommodations, car rental, or special treatment or upgrades while traveling.

In summary travel credit cards are becoming the most popular credit card type in the UK. You can benefit greatly from you everyday spending, accumulate miles and points to get you on your way to the travel holiday of your dreams. But not all rewards program as the same, you must read the fine print, and understand the quality and value of the points earned, as well as any travel restrictions that might affect your travel destinations. Once you understand the details of each of the travel related credit cards on the market, you then can make the decision of which card is best suited for your dreams.

When evaluating travel related credit cards take the time to understand the interest rates and fees associated with with each of the cards.

Air Miles Articles

	Ten Reasons Why Credit Cards are so Popular in the UK According to APACS (Association for Payment Clearing Services), in 2004 we Brits charged just about £269bn on our plastic. Cash sales for the same period totaled just about £268bn. For the first time in history, credit card sales topped cash sales. If it wasn't official before, it is now - credit card UK spending.....	by Jon Francis
	Personal Finance: Mortgage APR is confusing consumers! APR or Annual Percentage Rate of Interest was devised as a way of allowing consumers to compare different financial products. This was and still is a great idea. However, there are a number ....	by Malcolm Murphy
	Adverse Credit History No Hurdle In Taking UK Bad Credit Auto Loan Owning a vehicle is every traveler’s dream but very often getting required funds from own sources becomes tougher. Availing loan therefore is only option left. But in case the loan seeker is labeled bad credit, loan providers are hesitant as risk involved in the loan goes higher. These apprehensions are well taken care of in case of UK bad.....	by Peter Taylor
	Building Societies in the UK - What Does the Future Hold? As the Yorkshire Building Society is about to take over the Chelsea Building Society I thought it would be worth taking a look at what is happening in the mutual building society sector in the UK. Just to explain the .....	by Malcolm Murphy
	Getting an IVA to get out of Debt Debt management and personal finance issues have become burning issues because of the recession. At the end of November 2009 personal debt in the UK had risen by 0.7%compared to the same period in 2008 and had reached.....	by Danny Wilkinson
	Bad UK Credit Cards Do you have a bad credit history due to missed payments on bills and loans? Or maybe a UK county court judgment (CCJ) is against you. Are you planning to get a credit card to put your credit record in order? There are a number of.....	by Richard Romando
	Understanding the Meaning of APR APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate. APR attempts to create a single figure of interest allowing the consumer to compare like with like when selecting the best product for their lifestyle. Without APR it would be literally impossible to make this kind of quick ....	by Barton Simmons
	Home-owners turn to credit cards to make mortgage repayments A charity has revealed that over the past year up to one million households borrowed money using a credit card to pay mortgage repayments or rent. According to the housing charity Shelter, this figure represents 6 percent of UK homes, which was described.....	by Sam Gooch

Airmiles credit cards allow you to accumulate air miles when you use your credit card to make purchases. You can use your air miles to purchases airline tickets, travel packages, and other travel related services. If you desire to travel the world, the air miles rewards and discounts you accumulate with a air miles credit card will help you achieve your travel dreams. Choose from a variety of air miles rewards cards to suit your travel needs and travel related dreams.

UK Credit Card Centre will help you search for the air miles card that right for you. As with all credit cards there are pitfalls that you need to be aware of. Will the air miles card provide the travel benefits that you are looking for? Are there hidden fees that make the card too expensive for the benefits you are seeking? Do the air miles point accumulated the points you are looking for? We will help you answer these questions.