I read on Frequent Miler last night about a new perk of the US Bank FlexPerks card – free Gogo wifi.
I have to say that my FlexPerks card has not gotten a ton of usage since I got the signup bonus during the last Winter Olympics. Â I know that there are plenty of folks who get good mileage (pardon the pun) out of the card, but I’m just sitting on 32,000 points and (half-heartedly) looking for a ~$600 redemption
A new US Bank FlexPerks card benefit
But now it appears that there’s a new US Bank FlexPerks Visa card benefit – 12 free Gogo in-flight Internet passes
(SEE ALSO: Which major airline does not have GoGo in-flight wifi?)
Note that you DO have to register, and your 12 passes will expire 12 months after you register, so you might want to wait to register until you know that you’re going to use them. Â I’ve actually got 2 trips coming up soon, but tragically they’re both on Southwest Airlines, and they don’t use Gogo
How to get the Gogo Inflight Internet benefit
To register for the US Bank FlexPerks Gogo inflight Internet benefit, you can go to https://promotions.gogoair.com/promotion/visaUS.do – put in your 16 digit FlexPerks card number
and that’s it! Â Enjoy Gogo inflight Internet on your next 12 flights where it’s offered!
One interesting note from the terms and conditions
Eligibility for this benefit is determined by U.S. Bank. In order to be eligible, you must have made at least one purchase (purchase minus credits and returns) in the past 12 months prior to registering for the benefit, and Card is not past due or otherwise inactive. If your Card has been inactive and you make a purchase to qualify for the benefit, it may take 2-3 weeks to become eligible for the benefit
Where to get the US Bank FlexPerks card
I believe the best current offer for the US Bank FlexPerks card is 20,000 FlexPerks (good for up to a $400 flight) after spending $3,500 in the first 4 months of having the
The public link is here, and if you would like to support Points With a Crew, here is my link for the US Bank FlexPerks card.
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US BANK has 2 Flexperks credit cards a Visa and an AMEX. This promotion only is offered for their Visa card.
It might be more helpful — as well as being more accurate — to change the word “card” in your title, to “Visa.”
Thanks and you’re right – I’ve updated the title