The offer
- Bonus: up to 115,000 Aeroplan points (Chase's page labels it "our best offer ever" and shows the old 60,000 struck through)
- 75,000 points after $4,000 in purchases in the first 3 months the account is open
- plus 40,000 points after $20,000 in purchases in the first 12 months
- Annual fee: $195
- End date: Chase's page doesn't list one
See the full card listing: Chase Aeroplan Card.
Earn rates (per Chase)
- Up to 5x total on Air Canada purchases: 3x from the card, plus 2x from Air Canada on eligible flights when traveling as an Aeroplan 25K member
- 3x on travel purchases
- 2x at grocery stores and on dining (3x through Dec 31, 2026)
- 2x at gas stations
- 1x on everything else
Points transfer to Aeroplan automatically after each billing cycle.
Card benefits (per Chase)
- Automatic Aeroplan 25K status with no spending requirement
- Up to $100 a year in Air Canada statement credits, paid as up to $50 for Jan-Jun and up to $50 for Jul-Dec
Eligibility
Chase says the card isn't available if you currently have the Chase Aeroplan Card, or if you're a previous cardmember who received its new-cardmember bonus in the last 24 months. Chase also generally declines applicants who opened five or more cards in the last 24 months (the "5/24 rule"). A new card means a hard credit inquiry. See our guide to the Chase 5/24 rule.
Is it worth it?
The first 75,000 points take $4,000 in 3 months. The extra 40,000 take $20,000 in total spend in the first year, so the full 115,000 may make sense only if that much spending fits purchases you'd make anyway. Weigh the bonus against the $195 annual fee, which comes due every year. See our guide to comparing a sign-up bonus to its annual fee.
Source: Air Canada Aeroplan Card page on creditcards.chase.com, checked Oct 17, 2026.
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