Targeted Amex Offer Gives 30,000 Points for $2,500 Spent on ANA Flights
Some American Express cardholders are seeing a limited offer for bonus Membership Rewards points on ANA purchases, valid through November 30, 2026.
A new Amex Offer tied to All Nippon Airways (ANA) has appeared for some American Express cardholders. According to Doctor of Credit and One Mile at a Time, spending at least $2,500 with ANA earns 30,000 bonus Membership Rewards points.
Frequent Miler reports there are a couple of versions of the deal. One gives the 30,000 points, and the other gives a $300 statement credit, and both need $2,500 in spending. One Mile at a Time says the points version is likely the better value.
Advertise with usYour brand hereIn-feed (between news) · Native cardBook this space →Doctor of Credit says the points are a one-time bonus and the spending must be made online at fly-ana.com with an enrolled, eligible card. The same outlet says the offer is back through November 30, 2026, after earlier versions that needed a different spend amount.
The offers are targeted, so not everyone will see them. One Mile at a Time notes that some people may see the offer on more than one of their Amex cards.
What it means for travelers
If you plan to fly to Japan or elsewhere with ANA, this offer could give you extra points or money back on a ticket you were already going to buy. Because the deal is targeted, you need to check your own account to see if you have it and which version it is.
What to watch next
Check your Amex account for the offer and read its exact terms before buying. Confirm the details with American Express and ANA, since offers and prices can change.
How the story unfolded
- One Mile at a Time Save On All Nippon Airways Flights With Amex Offers (Targeted)
- Doctor of Credit [Targeted] AmEx Offer: ANA, Spend $2,500+ & Receive 30,000 MR Points
Read the original reporting
Frequent Miler – ANA Amex Offer: Spend $2,500+ & get 30K Membership Rewards or $300 back ↗
Doctor of Credit – [Targeted] AmEx Offer: ANA, Spend $2,500+ & Receive 30,000 MR Points ↗
Upgraded Points – New Amex Offer: Earn 30,000 Amex Points on Flights With ANA [Targeted] ↗
One Mile at a Time – Save On All Nippon Airways Flights With Amex Offers (Targeted) ↗
Quick questions
What is the news in short?
Some American Express cardholders are seeing a limited offer for bonus Membership Rewards points on ANA purchases, valid through November 30, 2026.
What does this mean for travelers?
If you plan to fly to Japan or elsewhere with ANA, this offer could give you extra points or money back on a ticket you were already going to buy. Because the deal is targeted, you need to check your own account to see if you have it and which version it is.
What happens next?
Check your Amex account for the offer and read its exact terms before buying. Confirm the details with American Express and ANA, since offers and prices can change.
Which outlets reported this?
This brief is based on reporting from Frequent Miler, Doctor of Credit, Upgraded Points and One Mile at a Time. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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