Amex Offer, about $80 back on about $400 of Alaska or Hawaiian flights, through about 30 October 2026
A targeted Amex Offer. After you enroll, use the added card on alaskaair.com or the Alaska app for Alaska or Hawaiian marketed flights, hit about $400, and take
What happened
Another targeted Amex Offer is in public notes. After you enroll an eligible Amex, book on the Alaska or Hawaiian side, hit about $400, and take a one-time about $80 statement credit. The cut is useful if you already planned to fly those two.

The offer itself
| Item | Public read | |------|----------| | Reward | One-time about $80 statement credit | | Bar | After enroll, about $400 of eligible airfare on the added card | | Stacking | One ticket or several | | Channel | alaskaair.com or the Alaska Airlines app | | End | About 30 October 2026 | | Enroll | Required |
Terms that matter
Public notes of the limits include these.
- Only Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines marketed flights.
- Direct on the site or app. Other channels usually do not count.
- The flight must start in the United States, including territories, and be paid in US dollars.
- Onboard spend and e-gift cards do not count.
- Hotels, cars, rides, group tours, packages, and travel insurance do not count.
- Flight Pass, Alaska trips, company stores and uniforms, lounge memberships and day passes, bought points or miles, cargo, and corporate travel-managed channels usually sit out. The full offer terms win.
How to use it
- Confirm the offer is on your card first. The author and spouse missed it on several cards. Targeting looks tight.
- Add or enroll, then book. Adding after you buy usually fails.
- Several tickets can fill the $400. You do not need one long-haul.
- Some people talk about booking main cabin and cancelling into the Alaska wallet. Non-saver tickets more often move into wallet credit. A cancel inside 24 hours often refunds to the original payment method and may never trigger the Amex credit.
- Wallet funds technically last about 12 months from the original ticket date. Booking and cancelling again may reset that clock. Alaska's account and fare rules win. This page does not push that path.
An Amex Offer usually pins to one card. If you want a specific card to earn it, add it there by hand.
Carddoger take
This is a targeted Amex Offer with a useful cut. Direct Alaska or Hawaiian tickets, about $400, about $80 back. It fits people who were going to fly and who already see the offer. If it is missing, do not invent a trip to fill the bar.
Before you book, check the channel, origin, USD pay, and the exclusion list. Refund paths differ, and that can decide whether the credit posts. Read the terms and the fare rules first.
The Amex Offers page and Alaska or Hawaiian booking rules win. This is public information, not ticket or apply advice.