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The Alaska Airlines Direct Card Still Available - The Frequent Flyer

Using the Alaska Airlines direct debit from Bank of America and connected to my Bank of America current bank accounts, I am able to earn Alaska Airlines miles according to my miles schedule, and earn 1 miles for every $2 I have to pay for the direct debit plus PIN-based and signing transaction.

Alaska Airlines and American Airlines can use them for one-way awards travel on Alaska Airlines and American Airlines travel (including the last available seats on travel from Alaska), and they allow you to use a Delta-operated section with another Alaska-operated or American-operated section to a Delta-operated section.

Many false speculations (e.g. in this flyer talk thread) that the Bank of America will no longer issue the Alaska Airlines direct debit to new clients, so I want to make sure my reader knows that you can still use it. At first I got to know about the currently working Gary at View from the Wing hyperlink, which was received by Free Frequent Frequent Flyer Miles.

So if you have a Bank of America current bank transfer, you can request an Alaska Airlines direct debit here. Alaska Airlines allows you to accumulate many simple, free and invaluable miles by using your Alaska Airlines credit pass to finance Venmo deals, recharge Bluebird and Gobank at Walmart, or otherwise settle invoices that only accepts credit passes (although some deals, such as taxes, may not qualify for miles).

Finally, Bank of America Alaska Airlines debt card: Unlike co-branded Alaska Airlines loyalty programs, your Alaska Airlines miles do not book after completing your Bank of America Alaska Airlines daily check-out. Instead, miles are spent at the beginning of the next calendar month following mileage earned credit activities. I will normally transfer my miles between the fifth and tenth of the current months to my Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan bankroll for the previous month's debit purchases.