American Airlines and Citi have a suite of co-branded credit cards , and the Citi® / AAdvantage® Globe™ Mastercard® is the $350 annual fee personal card. The card offers lots of perks that could make it worth holding onto in the long run. Broadly speaking, think of this as a card that’s ideal for someone who is between an occasional flyer and a very frequent flyer (though American loyalists may find this card appealing as well, thanks to the bonus Loyalty Points opportunity).

This post is my in-depth Citi AAdvantage Globe Card review. So let’s take a look at all the details, and talk about who should consider applying. Of course the welcome bonus is always a big incentive to apply for the card, but is there long term value?

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Before I get into my Citi AAdvantage Globe Card review, let me briefly summarize the key details of the card:

Beyond that, here are what I consider to be some of the major pros and cons of the Citi AAdvantage Globe Card :

Of American’s four co-branded personal Citi cards, the Citi AAdvantage Globe Card is the second most premium card in the portfolio. To start, let’s cover the welcome bonus, eligibility rules, annual fee, and more.

The Citi AAdvantage Globe Card is currently offering a welcome bonus of 60,000 AAdvantage bonus miles after spending $4,000 within the first three months.

This is a standard welcome bonus. The minimum spending requirement is quite reasonable. Personally, I value AAdvantage miles at ~1.5 cents each, so to me, those 60,000 miles are worth around $900.