Atlas is an ultra-premium travel card aimed at people who already fly private, and its $3,000 annual fee only makes sense if you will use credits built around that lifestyle. The headline offset is a $3,000 annual credit toward private charter flights booked through Atlas Travel, plus $1,000 each for semi-private flights with BLADE, JSX, Aero, and Slate, business class flights on bookings of $5,000 or more, and ticketed experiences such as concerts and games. Bookings through Atlas Travel earn 5x points, but everything else earns just 1x, which is a weak return for a card at this price. The honest test is whether you would spend on private charters and semi-private flights anyway; if not, most of the credit value disappears and the fee is hard to justify. The extra credits that unlock at $100,000, $250,000, and $1,000,000 in annual spend underline who this card is really for.
Earn rates & credits
| Category | Rate |
|---|---|
Travel (via Portal) All Atlas Travel bookings: hotels, private charter, car rentals, flights, rail, cruises, and airport services | 5x |
Everything Else | 1x |
| Benefit | Value |
|---|---|
Private Charter Credit $3,000 annual credit toward private charter flights booked through Atlas Travel | $3,000 /yr |
Semi-Private Aviation Credit $1,000 annual credit for semi-private aviation flights with BLADE, JSX, Aero, and Slate | $1,000 /yr |
Business Class Flight Credit $1,000 annual credit toward business class flights on bookings of $5,000 or more | $1,000 /yr |
Ticketed Experience Credit $1,000 annual credit toward ticketed experiences such as concerts and sporting events | $1,000 /yr |
Erewhon Credit $200 Erewhon statement credit | $200 /yr |
Slate Shared Membership Complimentary one-year Slate Shared Membership ($595 value) plus $395 off every seat between New York, the Hamptons, Nantucket, and South Florida | $595 |
| Total annual credits | $6,200 |
Card details
Foreign transaction fee | None |