There’s a new EVA Air Amex Offer out at the moment that’s giving a $180 statement credit when spending $1,200 or more. Flights have to originate in the US, but it should get triggered when spending enough on taxes and fees for award flights.
The Deal
- Spend $1,200+ in one or more purchases on EVA Air flights originating in the US & get $180 back with an Amex Offer.
Key Terms
- Expires November 23, 2025.
- Offer valid only on flight purchases made online only at US website evaair.com or through the EVA Air mobile app.
- Flights must originate in the US and be paid for in USD to qualify.
- Valid on seat selection and prepaid excess baggage.
- Excludes tickets purchased in-person at airport ticket counters, via the phone, through the Corporate Internet Booking System, and through affiliates and partners.
- Not valid on EVA Sky Shop, UNI Air, Evasion Holiday, Cargo Service, E-Procurement, EVA Choices, EVA Air Marathon and Taiwan High Speed Rail.
- Excludes EVA BizFam, MICE Travel Program, EVABidDeal, Europe Rail & Fly Packages, and meal pre-orders.
- The Offer is only valid for bookings paid for by November 23, 2025, however the travel can occur after the end date for the Offer, provided that the booking was paid for within the applicable Offer period.
- Offer valid only on purchases made in US dollars.
Quick Thoughts
This works out to be an up to 15% rebate which is a nice little reward if you were planning on booking any flights with EVA.
As noted earlier, flights have to originate in the US. That means one way tickets from Asia to the US won’t be eligible, but round trip tickets from the US to Asia will count, as will one way tickets from the US.
In addition to being valid on paid flights, you should be able to trigger the statement credit when paying for taxes and fees booked through EVA’s Infinity MileageLands loyalty program, provided they’re high enough to hit the $1,200 spending threshold.
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Darn …was just about to book 4 one ways from Asia to US (already got award flights for US to Asia on another airline) that would have met the spend requirement. Looks like I am out of luck, so close….