Delta Main Cabin Companion Certificate
One round-trip Delta Main Cabin companion ticket each year after card renewal. You pay for your own ticket, and your companion pays only taxes and fees (up to $80 domestic, up to $250 to Mexico, the Caribbean and Central America). Valid for one year from issue.
- Eligible classes of service
- Main
- Eligible routes
- US, Mexico, Caribbean and Central America
Where it works
How to claim it
- 1
Get a qualifying card including Delta SkyMiles Platinum Business, Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card.
- 2
Log in at delta.com, go to your wallet, and select the certificate before searching. Book a round trip within the US, Puerto Rico, USVI, Mexico, the Caribbean or Central America. Pay for your own Main Cabin ticket in fare class L, U, T, X or V. Your companion flies on the same itinerary.
What we'd do
- •Save it for your most expensive round trip of the year. Hawaii, Alaska and the Caribbean are all eligible.
- •Basic Economy does not qualify. Only L, U, T, X and V fares do, so search a few dates if the first one fails.
- •The whole trip must be flown before the expiration date printed on the certificate.
Cards that carry this credit
2 ACTIVE CARDS
Questions
Which credit cards offer the Amex Delta Main Cabin Companion Certificate?
The Amex Delta Main Cabin Companion Certificate is available on 2 cards: Delta SkyMiles Platinum Business, Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card.
What travel purchases qualify for the Amex Delta Main Cabin Companion Certificate?
The Amex Delta Main Cabin Companion Certificate can be used for Delta Airlines. Check the benefit terms for specific eligible merchants and purchase types.
Is the Amex Delta Main Cabin Companion Certificate included with the Delta SkyMiles Platinum Business?
Yes, the Amex Delta Main Cabin Companion Certificate is included with the Delta SkyMiles Platinum Business and 1 other American Express card.
Other travel credits
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