Thousands of Coloradans use credit cards to accumulate points and earn rewards, which they can use for airfare, hotel stays, groceries or cash back. Unfortunately, some Colorado state lawmakers want to cut off those benefits, leaving consumers holding the bag! They need to hear that SB26-134 is bad for families, bad for travelers and bad for our state’s economy. Tell Colorado’s elected leaders to PROTECT OUR POINTS!
A4A President and CEO Chris Sununu's Letter to Governor Polis
Airlines for America (A4A) President and CEO Chris Sununu has sent a letter to Colorado Governor Jared Polis requesting that he veto SB26-134 (the Payment Card Networks’ Fees), because the legislation could eliminate credit card rewards programs for the millions of consumers who love to earn points and redeem them for clothes, groceries, gas and travel.
The letter cites recent polling that shows four out of five Coloradans say earning bonus rewards is an important benefit of using their credit cards.
The full letter may be seen here and below.
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Open in new tab Airline Credit Card Rewards Economic Impact in the State of Colorado
740,800
Number of Visitors Using Airline Credit Card Points for Air Travel to the State
9,828
Number of Colorado Jobs Supported by Visitors Using Airline Credit Card Points
$1.2B
Total Economic Impact to Colorado by Airline Credit Cards
Tell Gov. Polis to VETO SB26-134 AND #ProtectOurPoints
The bill would jeopardize credit card rewards programs and the points that consumers earn!
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