For years, the fortunes of U.S. airlines have been dictated by fares, fuel bills and how many passengers fill their cabins.

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Atmos Rewards has great partner airlines and allows free stopovers on award flights, which makes the rewards you earn with this card incredibly valuable.

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We chose this as the best no-annual-fee business card because of its 1.5% cash-back, flat-rate return. It’s a straightforward choice for many small-business owners.

Basic economy exclusions have changed a lot over the years, and you may want to think twice before booking basic for your next flight.

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The Capital One Venture X card comes with a $395 annual fee -- but premium travel perks like lounge access, annual credits, and big rewards make it easy to justify.

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