TD · Visa · Aeroplan

Reviewed 2026-07-06 · By The Points Standard editorial team

TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege

7.4/10 · Strong$599/yrLounge access

The Visa answer to the Aeroplan Reserve: same core perks with universal acceptance, traded against smaller peak bonuses.

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Standard Score breakdown — Strong

Six weighted components, each rated 0–10. "Contributes" is the rating × weight — add all six and you get the 7.40/10 Standard Score above.

Component (weight)RatingContributes
First-year value (30%)
8.02.40
Ongoing value (20%)
7.01.40
Flexibility (15%)
6.00.90
Perk usability (15%)
8.01.20
Low friction (10%)
7.50.75
Strategic fit (10%)
7.50.75

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The numbers

Annual fee$599
Welcome bonusUp to 85,000 Aeroplan points (20,000 on first purchase + 35,000 on $12K/6 mo + 30,000 anniversary on $24K/12 mo)
Est. bonus value$1,785
First-year net value$1,186

Earn rates

Air Canada purchases2x
Grocery, gas, travel, dining1.5x
Everything else1.25x

Why it earns its score

  • Maple Leaf Lounge access on AC itineraries, on a Visa
  • Priority airport services and free first checked bag
  • NEXUS rebate; Visa acceptance everywhere

Where it loses points

  • High spend tiers to unlock the full bonus
  • Amex Aeroplan Reserve's bonuses run larger when elevated

Who it's for

Air Canada regulars who want premium Aeroplan perks without Amex acceptance issues.

Who should skip it

Your spend can't reach the bonus tiers — the mid-tier TD Aeroplan VI keeps most of the useful perks.

Included insurance

Travel medical · Trip cancellation/interruption · Flight/baggage delay · Rental car coverage

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