Vistara, SBI Card Launch Co-Branded Credit Cards: 10 Things To Know
- In order to get 'Club Vistara SBI Card PRIME' for a year, a customer would have to pay Rs 2,999 plus Goods and Services Tax (GST).Â
- For getting 'Club Vistara SBI Card'Â for a year, the passenger would be required to pay Rs 1,499 plus GST charges.
- According to Vistara, the PRIME card holders would earn nine Club Vistara (CV) Points for every Rs 100 spent on flight ticket bookings with the airline.
- A PRIME card-owner would also get complimentary annual CV silver tier membership, one lounge access voucher and one class-upgrade voucher.
- Other benefits of PRIME card include priority waitlist clearance, priority airport check-in at premium economy counter and an extra check-in baggage allowance of 5 kg.
- PRIME card customers would also get a free one-way premium economy class ticket on Vistara's domestic network as welcome benefit and on renewal each year, the airline said.
-  PRIME card-holders would be permitted six cancellations of flight tickets that were booked on Vistara channels such as website and app.
- On the other hand, 'Club Vistara SBI Card' holders would earn eight CV Points for every Rs 100 spent on flight ticket booking.
- 'Club Vistara SBI Card' holders would get four free cancellations for flight tickets booked on Vistara's channels.
- Other benefits include 'travel insurance protection, lounge access vouchers, complimentary membership to priority pass programme, and attractive rewards on reaching milestone spends,' the carrier said.
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