[Expired]Bank of America Increases The Sign Up Bonus To 25,000 Miles on Their Asiana Card

This deal expired on December 31st, 2014. Current bonus on this card can be viewed by clicking here. Master list of bonuses can be found here.

The Offer

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  • Receive 10,000 miles after your first purchase
  • Receive an additional 15,000 miles after you spend $2,500 on purchases within 90 days*
  • Receive a bonus 13,000 miles after purchasing a round trip ticket with Asiana by December 31st, 2014*
  • Receive the following benefits annually:
    • Two lounge invitations
    • 10,000 bonus miles certificate
    • $100 rebate on Asiana ticket purchase

*These benefits are usually not offered.

The Fine Print

  • Annual fee of $99 not waived
  • Earns at the following rates
    • 3x miles for every dollar you spend on Asiana Airlines purchases
    • 2x miles for every dollar you spend on gas and grocery store purchases
    • 1x miles for all other purchases

[Read: Find The Best Gas Or Grocery Store Credit Cards]

Our Verdict

It’s always nice to see a higher than normal sign up bonus offered. The annual benefits seem to be very generous and will outweigh the $99 annual fee, especially for those who fly Asiana.

Asiana is a Star Alliance member and you can view their award chart below. This is to/from North America/Canada:

asiana award chart

Unfortunately the 25,000 miles offered isn’t enough for much. The best value to me looks to be flying to Europe in first class for 100,000, although I rarely if ever fly first as I’d prefer to save my miles. I wouldn’t recommend this card unless you’re planning on flying with Asiana anyway, in which case it could represent good value.

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Hat tip to View From The Wing

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Lee
Lee (@guest_22658)
August 9, 2014 14:07

Do you know if you can transfer Asiania miles to other star alliance member such as United? What’s the ratio for that?

Rich
Rich (@guest_21912)
August 4, 2014 17:47

Thanks for the post! Do you know if this card is as churnable as the BoA Alaska card?

Rich
Rich (@guest_22086)
August 5, 2014 17:48

Thanks!