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Hawaiian Airlines Mastercard Review and Insights

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After using my HawaiianMiles for our flight from Honolulu to Orlando, Hawaiian Airlines started sending me offers to sign up for their Hawaiian Airlines Mastercard. Since we don’t fly to Hawaii often, I wasn’t initially interested in accumulating HawaiianMiles. However, considering the attractive sign-up bonus and the possibility that I’d eventually be able to convert them to Alaskan Airlines miles (if they merge), I decided to go for it.

Here’s some information about the Hawaiian Airlines co-brand credit card from Barclays.

Hawaiian Airlines® World Elite Mastercard®

Annual Fee 

$99 per year

Sign Up Benefits

The Hawaiian Airlines card is currently offering a signup bonus of 70,000 bonus HawaiianMiles after spending $2,000 on purchases within the first 90 days. However, I was able to sign up for 70,000 miles after my first purchase.

Spending Bonus Categories 

The Hawaiian Airlines card earns 3x points on Hawaiian Airlines purchases, 2x points at gas stations, restaurants, and grocery stores, and 1x points on all other purchases.

No Foreign Transaction Fees 

The Hawaiian Airlines card doesn’t charge any foreign transaction fees.

Two Free Checked Bags

The cardholder will receive two checked bags free on Hawaiian Airlines-operated flights. All ticket purchases must be made with your Hawaiian Airlines Card, and the primary card member’s HawaiianMiles member number must be entered prior to check-in.

Companion Travel Discount

HawaiianMiles Share Miles

As a Hawaiian Airlines Mastercard Primary Cardmember, you can send and receive HawaiianMiles from friends and family online at HawaiianAirlines.com.

HawaiianMiles Do Not Expire

Points in the HawaiianMiles program never expire. You don’t need to keep the Hawaiian Airlines credit card. You don’t have to fly once every eighteen months. You don’t have to do anything. Your points will not expire. Period.

Chip & Pin Functionality

The Hawaiian Airlines credit card will work at unattended credit card terminals that only accept Chip and Pin. such as train ticket kiosks. Most US credit cards are Chip and Signature and will not work at these locations.

Final Thought

The Hawaiian Airlines Mastercard is a solid offering if you fly with the airline. I’m hoping that my bet pays off and the Alaska Airlines merger goes through. I’d love to have my HawaiianMiles become part of Alaska’s MileagePlan program.

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