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which credit card should I get for netjets???

What is the benefit for Hilton honors vs ie capital one?

Sucks to pay $$ to have an american express

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actually, looks like hilton honors platinum american express would be the best deal out of the 4 different hilton cards


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It doesn't much matter because if the contract is ratified, we're all going to be using the company sponsored GE credit card for on the job expenses.
 
Grizz - are you sure about that? 23.15 says, in part, "Such reimbursement shall be made irrespective of the Crewmembers choice of expense methods or credit cards used."

That seems to indicate that we can still use the credit card of our choice. Is there somewhere else in the TA or an LOA that says we're all going to the GE card?
 
Asked T.G. directly about that issue. He said that section was left in there by mistake. Everyone will be on the company credit card because the only way to file a expense report will be with the online system and the GE card.
 
23.16 Loyalty Benefits
Any and all customer loyalty benefits, including but not limited to hotel points, airline points, car rental points, etc., shall be the exclusive property of the individual pilot.
 
Rez O. Lewshun said:
23.16 Loyalty Benefits
Any and all customer loyalty benefits, including but not limited to hotel points, airline points, car rental points, etc., shall be the exclusive property of the individual pilot.

We'll still get points from the company card, the return just won't be as good as it is/was with the Amex HH card. There's also supposedly a cap on the points that can be earned with the company card.
 
Guitar Guy said:
We'll still get points from the company card, the return just won't be as good as it is/was with the Amex HH card. There's also supposedly a cap on the points that can be earned with the company card.
That's not really true. The "cap" is 40,000 points, and you'd never spend $40,000 in on-the-road expenses on your own card. The Hilton points from the Amex card don't have the same value as one point on the company card, when factoring in all the points-per-dollar. Plus the company uses your company card to buy all your airline tickets, which adds considerable value. The only people who shouldn't really benefit as much from using the company card are those who have major airline travel bennies (ie retired airline guys), since they don't need them for tickets and instead prefer to earn hotel points. The online expense report is much less hassle as well.

FWIW.
 
I've been useing the company credit card for about six months now. It has been great. The fraud protection alone makes it worth it. I'll never understand why the fab 5 chose to make it such an issue.
 

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