Flight Centre Credit Cards

Frequently Asked Questions

What annual fees do Flight Centre credit cards charge?

The Flight Centre documents we've ingested don't state a single annual-fee figure for every card, and we only publish figures we can trace to a source — so some fee cells in the comparison table above are empty rather than estimated. For the current fee schedule, check Flight Centre's own credit-card pages (linked at the bottom of this page) or each card's review page for the verbatim fee clauses we do hold.

What are the purchase interest rates on Flight Centre credit cards?

Flight Centre publishes its current credit-card interest rates on its own rates page rather than inside the Conditions of Use documents we ingest, so we don't display a rate figure we can't source. The comparison table above shows a purchase APR only where it appears in an ingested document; for today's rates, use Flight Centre's rates page (linked at the bottom of this page). Under the CCCFA, the issuer must disclose all interest rates and fees before you enter the contract.

How do I apply for a Flight Centre credit card?

Applications are made directly with Flight Centre — typically online through Flight Centre's website, or via a branch or phone where offered. Under the CCCFA, Flight Centre must assess affordability and suitability for every application, so whether you're approved — and the credit limit offered — depends on that individual assessment. The eligibility criteria Flight Centre publishes (minimum age, and minimum income where stated) are quoted verbatim in the "Application requirements" section of this page, sourced from each card's Conditions of Use.

How do I dispute an unauthorised transaction on my Flight Centre card?

Each Flight Centre card has an unauthorised-transaction clause in its Conditions of Use that we publish verbatim in the "Your dispute and chargeback rights" section below. If you can't resolve the dispute with Flight Centre directly, every Flight Centre card directs you to an external dispute resolution scheme (typically the Banking Ombudsman Scheme). Citations link to Flight Centre's own T&C document.

How current is the information on this page?

Every card fact on this page is sourced from Flight Centre's official Conditions of Use PDFs. The most recent ingestion was on pending. Each fact carries a source-tier badge: Tier A (verbatim from issuer's T&C PDF), Tier B (issuer's live website), Tier C (editorial registry, awaiting T&C ingest). We enforce a 36-month freshness cap on source documents — any fact older than that is automatically excluded from the page.

Is "best Flight Centre credit card" advice on this page?

No — we publish facts, not rankings. Under FMA and CCCFA fair-dealing rules, we don't claim any card is "best" without disclosed methodology, and we don't publish "guaranteed approval" or similar prohibited marketing language. The comparison table is sorted by card name; you compare the facts that matter to your situation and make your own decision. If you want one-on-one advice, see a licensed Financial Advice Provider — we do not provide advice.

What rights does the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCFA) give me?

The CCCFA 2003 requires every credit-card issuer to lend responsibly, disclose all costs upfront, give you a cooling-off period for new credit contracts, and offer external dispute resolution. Every Flight Centre T&C we've ingested confirms the dispute scheme they belong to — usually the Banking Ombudsman Scheme. If a lender doesn't follow CCCFA rules, you can complain to the Commerce Commission. Free budgeting help is available via FinCap (0800 345 123).

How does Flight Centre compare with other NZ credit-card issuers?

See our cross-issuer pillar guide at /credit-cards/ for the 14-issuer comparison, or use the comparison table above to drill into specific Flight Centre cards. Every other big-bank issuer on the platform (ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Westpac, Kiwibank) carries the same T&C-ingested fact set, so cross-comparison is apples-to-apples.