Delta business cards: limited-time welcome offers up to 200,000 SkyMiles, through Nov. 4

新闻内容

Delta’s newsroom says that from Aug. 27 through Nov. 4, 2026, eligible new Delta SkyMiles American Express cardmembers can take limited-time welcome offers. On the business side the numbers are fixed in the release:

• Delta SkyMiles Reserve Business: 200,000 bonus miles after $20,000 in purchases in the first six months. Delta calls this the highest bonus-miles offer this year. Annual fee $650.
• Delta SkyMiles Platinum Business: 100,000 miles after $8,000 in six months. Annual fee $350.
• Delta SkyMiles Gold Business: 90,000 miles after $6,000 in six months. $0 annual fee the first year, then $150.

Personal cards have a different limited-time set in the same window. The consumer Reserve is two round-trip Delta Comfort certificates plus 50,000 miles after $10,000. Consumer Platinum and Gold are “apply and see,” with the release saying they can go as high as 90,000 miles plus a $300 statement credit, or 80,000 plus $250. This piece is about the business cards.

The bump follows the 30-year Delta–Amex partnership updates. Gold, Platinum, and Reserve (business included) still get TakeOff 15: 15% off award travel on Delta-operated flights. Platinum and Reserve (business included) still get a $2,500 MQD Headstart per card per qualification year. Reserve Business Sky Club access is still 15 visits a year unless you spend $75,000 in a calendar year for unlimited visits. The welcome bonus is not a lounge pass.

Terms, fees, and the offer you actually get are on the application and in the account after approval.

Carddoger总结

200,000 miles is a large number on a large spend: $20,000 in six months, plus a $650 annual fee. It pencils out if you already fly Delta and will use Sky Club, the companion certificate, or the MQD headstart. If you only want a pile of SkyMiles and have no Delta habit, check approval odds and whether the fee comes back.

Gold Business at 90,000 / $6,000 with a $0 first-year fee is the on-ramp for business spend and Delta trips. Platinum Business sits in the middle: a domestic Main Cabin companion certificate and the $2,500 MQD Headstart for $350 a year.

Do not stack the consumer flight certificates against the 200,000-mile business offer as if they were the same product. Amex welcome offers vary. Read the offer on your application.

Follow Delta’s release and the three American Express business-card pages.