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Earn 80,000 bonus miles after you spend $12,000 in purchases on your new card in your first 6 months of card membership.
Full benefits & perks
- Delta Sky Club access when flying Delta — 15 visits per Medallion Year, unlimited after $75,000 annual spend
- Complimentary Centurion Lounge access when flying on a Delta flight booked with this card
- Annual companion certificate for a round-trip Delta First Class, Delta Comfort+, or Main Cabin flight (domestic, Caribbean, and Central America) after card renewal
- First checked bag free on Delta flights for you and up to 8 companions on the same reservation
- Zone 5 Priority Boarding on Delta flights
- $2,500 MQD Headstart each Medallion Qualification Year toward Delta elite status
- Earn $1 MQD for every $10 spent on the card (MQD Boost)
- Tie-breaker priority on complimentary upgrades over Platinum Business cardholders
- Up to $250 annual statement credit for prepaid hotels or vacation rentals booked through Delta Stays on delta.com
- Up to $240 annual Resy restaurant credit ($20/month), enrollment required
- Up to $120 annual rideshare credit ($10/month) with Uber, Lyft, and select partners, enrollment required
- Up to $120 statement credit for Global Entry once every four years, or up to $85 statement credit for TSA PreCheck® once every 4.5 years
- Up to $9.99/month statement credit for Uber One membership through June 25, 2026 (enrollment required)
- 15% discount when using miles to book Award Travel on Delta flights
- 20% savings as a statement credit on eligible in-flight Delta purchases
- Does not count toward Chase's 5/24 rule
- No foreign transaction fees
Terms apply. Enrollment is required for certain benefits.
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My thoughts
This is the top of the Delta business card lineup and it's built for die-hard Delta loyalists. The Delta Sky Club access is the biggest perk. You also get Centurion Lounge access when flying Delta, which is even better. The companion certificate on this card is better too — it covers First Class and Comfort+ in addition to Main Cabin, which makes it more valuable than the one on the Platinum Business card. Add in the $2,500 MQD Headstart, the $250 Delta Stays credit, the Resy credit, and the rideshare credit and there's a real case to be made that the $650 fee is justifiable for frequent Delta flyers. And of course, it's a business card, so it doesn't count toward 5/24.
How to use your points
Delta SkyMiles from this card are best used for premium cabin flights and upgrades on Delta and its partners. Here are some of the best ways to use them:
- Book Delta First Class or Comfort+ flights using miles
- Use your First Class companion certificate — taxes and fees only for your travel companion
- Book partner flights on Air France, KLM, Virgin Atlantic, and more
- Use the 15% award discount to stretch your miles further on Delta flights
The ultimate Delta business card for the traveler who flies Delta frequently and wants every possible perk.
- Delta Sky Club + Centurion Lounge access when flying Delta is a premium lounge combo
- The First Class companion certificate is much more valuable than the Main Cabin version on the Platinum Business
- $2,500 MQD Headstart means you're halfway to Silver status every year before you even fly
- The $650 fee is steep but the credits ($250 Delta Stays, $240 Resy, $120 rideshare) add up fast
- Doesn't count toward 5/24 — a huge advantage for anyone managing their Chase card strategy
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