Last updated: August 2026. Sign-up bonuses and fees change often — confirm the current offer on the issuer's page before you apply.
The Alaska Airlines Visa® Business card — now issued as the Atmos™ Rewards Visa Signature® Business card after the Alaska–Hawaiian loyalty merger — brings the personal card's famous Companion Fare to company spending, at a lower base fee. If your business puts real money on a card each year and anyone at the company flies Alaska or Hawaiian, this is one of the easiest airline-card decisions there is: the Companion Fare alone can return several times the fee, and business expenses hit the $6,000 trigger without trying.
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At a glance
| Annual fee | $70 company + $25 per additional card |
| Sign-up bonus | 70,000 points + Companion Fare after $4,000 spend in 90 days (verify current offer) |
| Best for | Businesses with Alaska/Hawaiian flyers; owners who travel with a companion |
| Points earned | Atmos™ Rewards (formerly Alaska Mileage Plan) |
| Signature perk | Annual Companion Fare — $99 + taxes/fees, after $6,000 spend/year |
| Card network | Visa (Signature) — issued by Bank of America |
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What the points are worth
Business-card points land in the same Atmos Rewards account as the personal card's, and they're the same excellent currency: Alaska's program kept fixed, distance-based partner award charts while most of the industry moved to dynamic pricing, so a well-chosen partner redemption routinely returns several cents per point. Points do not expire. Alaska Mileage Plan and HawaiianMiles both became Atmos points at 1:1 when the programs combined in 2025, and Alaska remains a full oneworld member. Our points valuations page covers where this currency ranks.
Where your points can go
Everywhere Mileage Plan miles went, and more since Hawaiian joined: Alaska and Hawaiian's own networks (short hops from 4,500 points one-way), all of oneworld — American, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Japan Airlines, Qantas, Qatar Airways and the rest — plus non-alliance partners such as Aer Lingus, Icelandair and Starlux. Partner awards price one-way from three regional distance charts. The standouts: Japan Airlines business class to Tokyo from around 60,000 points one-way, Cathay Pacific business from around 75,000, and transatlantic partner business from roughly 45,000. The full detail is in our personal Alaska card guide — the program mechanics are identical.
Earning rates
| Rate | Category |
|---|---|
| 3x | Eligible Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines purchases |
| 2x | Gas and EV charging stations |
| 2x | Shipping |
| 2x | Local transit, including rideshare |
| 1x | Everything else |
Note the business-flavored 2x list — shipping replaces the personal card's streaming category. The card also earns 1 status point per $3 spent with no cap, so heavy company spend quietly builds Atmos elite status (Silver at 20,000 status points, Gold at 40,000) and the oneworld benefits that come with it.
Benefits & credits
Credit amounts and perks change — verify each is current before you count on it.
- Companion Fare, every year — after $6,000 in purchases in the prior anniversary year: a companion flies for $99 plus taxes and fees (from $23) on Alaska and Hawaiian flights within North America, including Hawaii. It's a discount, not a free ticket — the second seat's taxes and fees are always yours to pay.
- Free first checked bag for the cardholder and up to six guests on the same reservation.
- Priority boarding for the cardholder and up to six guests.
- $100 off an Alaska Lounge+ membership annually.
- 10% rewards bonus on points earned if the business has an eligible Bank of America business account.
- Employee cards at $25 each — all spend funnels points and status points to one place.
Best uses (sweet spots), with examples
1. Let business spend earn the Companion Fare, then use it personally. $6,000 of company purchases is a low bar — supplies, software, shipping, fuel. The reward: a second seat to Hawaii or across the country for $99 + taxes/fees. On high-fare routes that's several hundred dollars saved, against a $70 fee.
2. Japan Airlines or Cathay business class for the owner's long-haul trips. Fixed partner pricing means Tokyo in a flat bed from around 60,000 points one-way — company card spend converts to seats that sell for thousands. See Cathay first class from 110k for the aspirational version.
3. The free stopover on one-way awards. Atmos allows one free stopover on a one-way partner award (two on a round trip) — a business trip to Asia can include a stop in Tokyo at no extra points.
4. Status from spend alone. 1 status point per $3, uncapped: $60,000 of annual company spend is 20,000 status points — Silver — before anyone boards a plane.
Fine print worth knowing
- The Companion Fare requires $6,000 spend in the cardmember year — miss it and the marquee perk doesn't arrive.
- Partner award bookings carry a fee — $20 per person each way as of July 1, 2026.
- 3x applies to purchases from the airlines, not general travel.
- Bank of America will want business details at application; sole proprietors can apply with a SSN, as with most business cards — check current requirements.
- Award charts can change; confirm pricing on alaskaair.com before you commit a plan to specific numbers.
Who should get it
Get this card if your business spends $6,000+ a year on card and anyone there flies Alaska or Hawaiian — the Companion Fare, free bags and lounge discount stack up fast against a $70 fee. It also pairs beautifully with the personal card: two Companion Fares a year in one household.
Consider the personal Alaska Visa Signature instead if you don't have business income to justify the application — same Companion Fare, same program. Consider a transferable-points business card if your company's travel is scattered across airlines with no Alaska/Hawaiian anchor.
Bottom line
Same knockout Companion Fare, same top-tier Atmos currency, lower base fee, plus shipping bonuses and a lounge discount for the business crowd. If company spending can carry the $6,000 trigger, this is among the best returns per dollar of any business airline card. See how it fits your setup in Points Path, and keep balances in view with your Rewards Wallet.
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Related: Alaska Visa Signature (personal) guide · How much are your points worth? · Best sweet spots · Airline alliances guide
