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Is there a card that allows you to earn more miles on Azul flights than usual Mileage Plus program membership?

Answered on September 10, 2018 | Updated on September 10th, 2018

Tags: Azul, Earn Miles, Mileage Plus

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Azul airline does not offer a co-branded credit card for US residents. You may get a travel credit card and never bother with a question of whether there is a card for your favorite airline. The miles earned are applicable for any of them! And the level of earnings is the same as on any co-branded card, sometimes more.

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