Aeroplan cards combine points with different levels of Air Canada benefits. Compare the TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card, the American Express® Aeroplan®* Card and premium cards using your expected travel, eligible purchases and total cost.
Aeroplan cards compared
Earn rates apply to eligible purchases. Air Canada bonus rates generally require purchasing directly from Air Canada, subject to the issuer’s exclusions. Promotional fee rebates and welcome offers are separate from the regular terms: consult each card page for spending thresholds, bonus instalments and eligibility.
Fees announced for 2027
Amex’s Aeroplan Card moves from $120 to $150 and its Reserve and Business Reserve cards from $599 to $799 for annual fees charged on or after January 12, 2027. TD has announced $159 for the Visa Infinite and $699 for the Visa Infinite Privilege from January 25, 2027, charged at the next applicable annual renewal. Consult the Amex notice and TD’s Visa Infinite and Infinite Privilege notices, checked October 28, 2026.
How to choose
Check baggage eligibility, operating airline and lounge guest rules before assigning a dollar value to benefits. Premium fees are worthwhile only when benefits you actually use justify the cost. TD’s Visa Infinite requires $60,000 in personal income or $100,000 in household income; the Infinite Privilege requires $150,000 or $200,000 respectively.
Points and welcome eligibility
The value of a flight reward depends on its points price, cash fare, taxes and fees. Our points valuation is a reference, not a guaranteed cash return. You may hold cards from different issuers, but this does not guarantee another welcome bonus: check both issuer and Aeroplan conditions. For other options, compare our Membership Rewards cards, business cards and travel cards.