Neo Financial now allows to accrue Cathay Pacific miles in Canada

Although Cathay Pacific only serves 2 Canadian cities, the agreement with Neo Financial we’re about to talk about lets transpire how important of a market it is to the carrier. Cathay Pacific is launching a new branded credit card program with Neo Financial. The launch also celebrates the 40 years of the airline flying to Canada. Let’s find out the perks and advantages new Neo Financial Cathay credit card holders will have access to.

What’s the Deal With the New Neo Financial Cathay Pacific Credit Card?

To keep it in simple terms, this credit card agreement isn’t any different from those other airlines have active with credit companies. By getting a Neo Financial Cathay branded credit card you will be able to build up you frequent flyer miles on your everyday expenses.

Therefore just by using the credit card you’ll be getting 1 Asia Mile (Cathay’s frequent flyer miles) for every Canadian Dollar you spend. However there are other perks and ways to speed up your milage accrual.

What Are the Perks and The Neo Cathay Pacific Credit Card Welcome Bonus?

What makes the deal significantly sweeter for for new clients that sign up for the new Cathay-Neo credit card are the additional perks and the welcome bonus.

Upon receiving your new Neo credit card you will also receive a welcome bonus of up to 45,000 Asia Miles. A significant amount which is in of itself already enough to book a reward flight.

Along with getting credited 1 Asia Mile on your account for every Dollar spent with the Neo Cathay Pacific credit card you also get access to:

10% discount when booking flights originating from Canada with Cathay.
5X Miles on purchases from selected retailers.
Priority Online Checkin.
Access to Airport Lounges
In-Flight WiFi
Insurance on flight cancellations or delays and baggage loss.

Is It a Good Credit Card For You?

That all depends on your habits. If you live in Canada and tend to travel to Asia frequently and Cathay Pacific is an airline you often travel with, probably yes.

Also if you travel often with OneWorld airlines or Asia Miles partner airlines it might be also worthwhile. As in this case you could redeem your miles for flights with other carriers while building up your miles count day by day.