Earn up to 100,000 miles between U.S. and Asia

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Craigie

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Got this in the box:

Travel on our new nonstop service between Dallas/Fort Worth and Hong Kong or Shanghai or between Chicago O'Hare and Shanghai — and earn bonus miles along the way. In fact, you can earn up to 25,000 AAdvantage® bonus miles per round trip flight.

Got to do 4 round trips to get the 100,000 and in first class...
 
What class does first milesAAver book into? Class's F, A & P are eligible earn class's. I wonder if there's any availability on those routes? Could make it cheap redemption...?
 
What class does first milesAAver book into? Class's F, A & P are eligible earn class's. I wonder if there's any availability on those routes? Could make it cheap redemption...?

If only! :) Award tickets aren't eligible for this promo. AA's award inventory classes are Z (for first), U (for business) and T (for coach) and they aren't listed in the T&C.
 
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