Credit cards available with Alternative Airlines
Book flights with your Visa Credit Card
Visa Credit is a popular credit card globally. With Alternative Airlines, you can pay for your flights using either your Visa debit card or Visa credit card. Simply look out for ‘Visa’ at checkout and select Visa Credit.
Book flights with your Mastercard Credit Card
Mastercard is also a popular international credit card, with more than 190 million cards in circulation in the US and more than 576 million cards in circulation outside the US. Book flights with Alternative Airlines and pay using your Mastercard credit card. Search for flights with hundreds of global airlines then look for Mastercard at checkout to use your card.
Book flights with your American Express (AMEX) Credit Card
American Express (AMEX) is one of the leading card issuers in the United States, thanks to its popular rewards points, cashback and other loyalty schemes. Pay for your flights with American Express when you book with Alternative Airlines.
Book flights with your Discover Credit Card
Discover is a popular credit card in the United States. Search from a wide range of flight options with Alternative Airlines and pay for your tickets using your Discover credit card. Choose from 600+ global airlines and checkout with Discover.
Book flights with your Diners Club Card
Part of the Discover Global network, you can also use your Diners Club credit card when booking flights with us.
Book flights with your JCB Credit Card
JCB (Japan Credit Bureau) is a credit card from Japan, accepted in more than 190 countries with more than 80 million users globally. With JCB, customers can benefit from exclusive services and rewards. Book flights using your JCB Credit Card with Alternative Airlines.
Book flights with your Revolut Credit Card
Revolut currently doesn't offer credit cards, at least not in the traditional sense. Revolut offers Visa or Mastercard debit cards that can be used like credit cards for online and in-store purchases. However, these cards work on your pre-loaded funds or linked bank account, not credit.