Earn up to 80,000 SkyMiles with these Delta Amex business card offers

CNN

26-07-2025

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Currently, small business owners can earn up to 80,000 bonus Delta SkyMiles — enough for multiple domestic round-trip flights or even a one-way business-class ticket to Europe. Here's a closer look at the new Delta credit card offers.
Welcome offer: Earn 60,000 bonus SkyMiles after spending $4,000 on eligible purchases within the first 6 months of opening the account.
Annual fee: $0 introductory annual fee for the first year, then $150 (see rates and fees).
Welcome offer: Earn 70,000 bonus miles after spending $6,000 on eligible purchases within the first 6 months of opening the account.
Annual fee: $350 (see rates and fees)
Welcome offer: Earn 80,000 bonus miles after spending $10,000 on eligible purchases within the first 6 months of opening the account.
Annual fee: $650 (see rates and fees)
Based on the points valuations of frequent flyer website The Points Guy, Delta SkyMiles are worth 1.15 cents apiece, but the exact value can vary depending on your route and travel dates due to Delta's dynamic pricing system. Here's how it breaks down.
60,000 miles: $690 in flight value
70,000 miles: $805 in flight value
80,000 miles: $920 in flight value
If you're not a business owner or prefer a credit card for personal use, Delta and American Express also offer four consumer cards. These range from no-annual-fee options to premium products with exclusive travel perks. Here's a quick look at the current offers on each.
Delta SkyMiles® Blue American Express Card: Earn 10,000 bonus SkyMiles after spending $1,000 on eligible purchases within the first 6 months of opening the account. $0 introductory annual fee (see rates and fees).
Delta SkyMiles® Gold American Express Card: Earn 50,000 bonus SkyMiles after spending $2,000 on eligible purchases within the first 6 months of opening the account. $0 introductory annual fee for the first year, then $150 (see rates and fees).
Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card: Earn 60,000 bonus SkyMiles after spending $3,000 on eligible purchases within the first 6 months of opening the account. $350 annual fee (see rates and fees).
Delta SkyMiles® Reserve American Express Card: Earn 70,000 bonus miles after spending $5,000 on eligible purchases within the first 6 months of opening the account. $650 annual fee (see rates and fees).
Delta's boosted welcome offers on its business credit cards are some of the most rewarding we've seen and can add serious value to your travel budget if you qualify. With up to 80,000 miles on the table — and personal card offers also available — now could be a great time to add a Delta Amex to your wallet.
The following FAQs have been answered by CNN Underscored travel editor and credit card expert Kyle Olsen.
Am I eligible for more than one welcome bonus offer?
Am I eligible for more than one welcome bonus offer?
You can earn multiple Delta SkyMiles American Express welcome bonuses but only once per specific card product. That means you can't get the bonus again if you've already received it for the same card, even if you close and reapply. But you can earn bonuses across different Delta Amex cards (like Gold, Platinum, Reserve or Business versions), as long as you meet the eligibility criteria.
In 2024, Amex introduced new restrictions that may prevent you from getting a bonus on one Delta card if you've had another, though rules vary by card and aren't always reciprocal. To improve your odds, it's often best to apply for lower-tier cards first. Amex will usually show a pop-up warning during the application process if you're not eligible for a bonus, allowing you to back out. Always check the latest terms before applying.
Which is the right Delta Amex business card for me?
Which is the right Delta Amex business card for me?
The right Delta Amex business card comes down to how often you fly and what perks matter most to you. Go with the Gold if you travel occasionally and want solid benefits like a free checked bag and priority boarding with a low annual fee. Choose the Platinum if you fly more often and want extras like a companion certificate and travel credits. Opt for the Reserve if you travel frequently and value premium perks like lounge access and a first-class companion certificate.
As with all CNN Underscored articles, our coverage of travel rewards and credit cards is rooted in independent, objective reporting and real-world experience. This piece was written by our travel editor Kyle Olsen, a Delta Gold Medallion member who has personally navigated the SkyMiles program since 2016. His firsthand insights are helpful for travelers looking to make the most of these business credit card offers.
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