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Is there any credit card that I can use to get free flight on Air France or KLM? I often fly them and wanted to apply for their credit card but couldn’t find any.

Answered on January 31, 2015 | Updated on January 31st, 2015

Tags: Air France, Air Miles, Rewards Program, Travel

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You can get the Discover it® Miles credit card. It will allow you to earn 1.5 miles on all your purchases and then redeem them for flights with any airline, including Air France. The card does not have a traditional sign up bonus. However, all miles you earn during the first year of your card membership will be matched at the end of the year. So, basically you will earn 3 miles per dollar during your first year. There is no annual fee for the card and it does not have foreign transaction fees.

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