2026-10-26

Atmos Credit Cards Boost Welcome Bonuses: Up to 100,000 Points for a Limited Time

Two Atmos Rewards credit cards just raised their sign-up bonuses, which could help with your holiday travel plans.

The boosted online offers started on October 21, 2026, and cover the Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Infinite and the Atmos Rewards Ascent Visa Signature.

Both offers also come with a companion perk.

The Offers at a Glance

Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Infinite (premium card)

Atmos Rewards Ascent Visa Signature (lower-fee option)

Earn 60,000 bonus points and a $99 Companion Fare after spending $3,000 in 90 days.
Spend $5,000 in total within the same window to unlock another 20,000 points.

NerdWallet reports the Ascent's previous offer was 50,000 points after $1,500 in spending.

The Summit's previous offer was 70,000 points after $3,000.

AwardWallet adds that the Summit offer is 30,000 points above the standard one but needs $3,000 more in spending.

So the bigger bonus comes with a higher spending bar.

Eight Alaska Lounge passes per year, issued as two single-day passes each quarter.
A free checked bag and preferred boarding for you and up to six guests on the same reservation.
Up to $120 in credit every four years for TSA PreCheck or Global Entry.
10,000 status points every account anniversary.

The card carries a $395 annual fee.

The Ascent is pitched as a more affordable pick for frequent flyers, and its free checked bag can help offset the annual fee.

The $99 Companion Fare lets you buy a North American saver or main cabin ticket from $99 in base fare, plus taxes and fees from $23.

You must buy another paid fare on the same itinerary.

This welcome-offer fare is separate from the annual Companion Fare, which requires $6,000 in spending each anniversary year.

Yahoo Finance gave two examples based on award prices at the time of its report.

Seattle to Los Angeles (Dec. 30 to Jan. 5): 25,000 points plus $12 in taxes and fees.
Seattle to Tokyo (March 10 to April 3): 100,000 points plus $64 in taxes and fees.

The Summit's 100,000-point bonus could cover the Tokyo trip in full.

The Ascent's 80,000 points would lower the cost, but not cover it.

The $99 Companion Fare can't be used on the Tokyo flight because it only applies within North America.

Award prices change often, so treat these as snapshots rather than guarantees.

Check the spending requirement. Some third-party pages still show a $6,500 requirement for the Summit offer. That differs from the $6,000 in the newest offer, so confirm it on the issuer's page.
No end date was published. The offers are described only as "limited-time," so don't count on them lasting.
Read the fine print. Yahoo Finance notes that card details are accurate as of the publish date, advises checking the bank's website for current terms, and says a credit score alone doesn't guarantee approval.

This is general information, not financial advice. Compare the fees and your own spending habits before applying.