Joining Fee: ₹1499* Plus Applicable Taxes
Renewal Fee: ₹1499*Plus Applicable Taxes
8 complimentary visits per year to Domestic VISA Lounges in India, limited to 2 visits per quarter.
Enjoy freedom from paying the 1% fuel surcharge, valid across all petrol pumps
Air India SBI Platinum Credit Card offers rewards, including up to 15,000 yearly bonus points.
Welcome benefits:- Enjoy 5,000 reward points as a welcome gift on joining. Points will be credited within 15 days of annual fee payment.
Check your eligibility For This Card
The Air India SBI Platinum Credit Card is a great option if you travel often, especially with Air India. You earn 5 reward points for every rupee spent on Air India bookings, which you can later use to get discounts or free flight tickets.
Reward Points:
Welcome & Anniversary Benefits
Milestone Rewards
Travel & Lifestyle Perks
Other Useful Features
Fees/Charges | Amount/Rate |
Annual Fee | Rs. 1,499 (One-Time) |
Renewal Fee | Rs, 1,499 |
Finance Charges | upto 3.50% per month [42% per annum] |
Late Payment Fee |
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Note: If you miss paying the Minimum Amount Due (MAD) for two billing cycles in a row, an extra ₹100 late fee will be added each month until you clear the MAD.
SBI Bank Credit Card offers multiple ways to get assistance for your credit card queries and services.
Everything you need to know about this credit card
To retrieve your saved application, log in to the application page and click on the "Retrieve" option.
To turn your reward points into Air India Air Miles, call the SBI Card helpline at 1860 180 1290 or 39020202. The points can only be converted in multiples of 5,000. The complete process takes up to 7 working days.
Flexipay allows card users to convert big purchases into easy monthly installments and pay over time.
Yes, the bank charges a replacement fee of Rs. 100 + taxes for reissuing your card.
You can earn 15 reward points for every Rs. 100 spent on Air India ticket bookings made through airindia.in.
The Air India SBI Platinum Card charges an interest of 3.50% per month (or 42% annually) on outstanding balances.