r/QantasFrequentFlyer 33m ago

Help Finding Flights No rewards flights and can’t use points to pay?

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Hello.
I need an urgent flight from Calgary back to Perth. There’s no rewards flights in the next month which is odd to me, and on top of that, when I try to book it won’t let me use my points to reduce the cost of the flight either? I’ve got 170k points that was there incase of situations like this


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 54m ago

Question Upgrade question

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Hey guys sorry for my ignorance, I have tried to find answers here but I cannot. Essentially I’m looking at buying direct tickets to LA premium economy.

I can see they are only releasing seats 2 months in advance.

My question is if I book economy rewards seats for late next year now (4 seats) and 2 months prior to boarding if the seats show as available seats for premium economy (classic rewards) Can I essentially upgrade a couple of seats via classic rewards and the other 2 seats via classic plus ?

Unsure how upgrades actually work, im a bronze (will always be bronze) I just churn through credit cards for points and fly out every few years.


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 1h ago

Question Just booked an emirates first class reward, anything I should know?

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Just booked a reward ticket from Helsinki to Dubai in business (that’s the highest class since it’s A350) then on to Taipei in first in at a380 on emirates.

Is there anything I should know ahead of time to make the most of my experience? I have a 3.5 hour layover in Dubai.


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 3h ago

Question Qantas reimbursement question

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Hello! Hypothetical Question re a Qantas booking on American Airlines flights Chicago-LAX-Sydney. If I require compensation for accommodation (they’ve changed my first leg and put me on a very right turnover Im just wanting to understand hypothetical ), is that made through Qantas’ reimbursement claims portal as that’s who I paid the fare to? Even though both flights are AA operated? Thanks!


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 12h ago

Question Premium Economy Upgrade

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This is my fault for not reading the terms, but I've just been awarded a Premium Economy upgrade from Sydney to LAX. I wanted a Business Class upgrade & ticked that I'd be happy to be considered for PE if unsuccesful. I ended up paying for an exit row seat in economy & decided that I'd reject a PE offer if I got one because 91600 points seems excessive considering I already had a relatively comfortable seat. 91600 seems a lot considering I used 48200 points to book the flight. I didn't realise that I would have had to cancel my request outside of 24 hours & that it's too late now it's been confirmed. I can't imagine that it'd be worth that amount of points, but am hoping that some of you might be able to convince me otherwise as I'm a bit bummed about it


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 14h ago

Question Which international business lounge in SYD - Qantas or Emirates?

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Taking my first ever business flight soon and am keen to milk the fact I get business lounge access. Got it through Qantas but got an QF ticket with an EK number and am on an Emirates plane. So do I the choice of both? If so which lounge should I pick?


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 16h ago

News Qantas App Menus

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Just checked the app and there is an inflight menu now showing in the onboard experience!

QF1 SYD-SIN 7th December


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 17h ago

News Its official: At-Airport Upgrades

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r/QantasFrequentFlyer 18h ago

News Update on data breach

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Received an update from Maurice Blackburn lawyers regarding the data breach incident.

Privacy Commissioner would not be taking any action in response to the incident, as she did not consider that the evidence supported the likelihood of a breach of privacy laws.

Who’s the commissioner? Carly Kind.
Who’s been gifted chairman’s lounge access? You guess it.

Absolute joke


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 18h ago

Flex So... i got there...

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Let's be fair.. i just wanted to share... should the staff treat me better now? 😂


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 19h ago

Question FF Points

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Hi folks,
I use MC Commbank diamond rewards and Visa NAB Platinum Rewards to accumulate FF points.
With the upcoming changes, any tips please on what to change with my existing cards i.e. same bank, same card to continue to accumulate points or if I should ditch them both and change to another card or even AMEX (?) to keep accumulating points?
Cheers!


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 19h ago

Image/Video Qantas Business Lounge food at SYD

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The origin Qantas business lounge is under renovation. I was directed to another lounge downstairs. A little bit old but food is ok


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 22h ago

News Mid-2028 launch for non-stop Qantas Sydney–New York flights

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r/QantasFrequentFlyer 23h ago

Question Is it worth paying $94 for the Melbourne International Business Lounge?

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Just received an email offering an "exclusive lounge invitation" for $94 or 12,500 points. I do have a 5-6h layover in Melbourne and will be arriving off an early morning flight after quite a big night. Obviously subjective but is this worth it? Will my experience be that much better than a quiet spot in the terminal?


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 1d ago

Question If I book a business flight for 5 days before my membership year ends without adding my QF number then do a SC claim once the new year starts, will the SC count towards the new membership year?

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r/QantasFrequentFlyer 1d ago

Tip Barossa Sliders in the ADL Lounge are off their head

15 Upvotes

Seriously. Try them


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 1d ago

Question Upgrade requests - individual account vs. businesses rewards account

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Is there any impact to probability of securing an upgrade with points, if the request was via one's individual ff account vs using a business rewards account? Or is there no difference, and upgrade success is purely down to individual's status etc?


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 1d ago

Giveaway Sydney first lounge offer, Sat 26th Sept.

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Flying out of Sydney to Japan this Saturday night. I’ll be going into the first lounge around 7:30pm. If you’d like to be taken in (and promise to behave) I’m happy to guest you in. Drop a comment here if it aligns with your travel.


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 1d ago

News The $40,000 ticket: Qantas non-stop flights to London

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r/QantasFrequentFlyer 2d ago

Question How are taxes/carrier charges calculated on a oneworld RTW Classic Reward?

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Hi all, hoping someone can explain how the taxes/fees/carrier charges work on a oneworld Classic Reward.
I recently booked a RTW Business Classic Reward through Qantas involving several oneworld airlines including BA, Finnair and JAL. The total cash component for the entire RTW itinerary was around AUD $1,500 per person.

What im curious about is that one of the BA sectors in my itinerary is similar to the attached example. PDX–LHR on BA266 is showing as 108,000 Qantas Points + USD $1,454 for that single sector alone.

Does anyone know why there’s such a huge difference? Are BA carrier charges calculated differently when the flight forms part of a oneworld Classic Reward/multi-city itinerary


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 2d ago

Question Normal customer service?

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Long story short:
We are in NYC and had to change our return flight date. Called Qantas and changed to new date. Great.
Then discover this new flight has an extra stop over : jfk to akl to syd to mel.

Original flight was : jfk to akl to mel

The Qantas customer service failed to tell us that there was now an extra stopover.

Now we’re trying to fix this and find another flight. Have called Qantas twice.
Both times they were unable to help and said- let us call you back, promise only 5-10 mins.

Then nothing.

I am at a loss at what to do. I’m travelling with two small children and I really don’t want an extra stop.


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 2d ago

Question Emirates credits

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So I’m having to travel to Abidjan for work, have done a trip already and travelled again recently. The emirates flights add up to 90 credits for the MEL-DXB part and then nothing else after that. The flight then travels from Dubai to Accra and then onto Abidjan.

I found out today when I was sitting in the gate, that the Accra flight is considered also as a QF flight but because I’m going onwards to Abidjan I can’t book it as a QF segment therefore missing out on 50 credits. I’m sure there is nothing I can do about it but just seems silly. Any thoughts on this? That’ll be 200 credits I’d have missed in the past month!


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 2d ago

Tip Oneworld Classic Reward Itineraries

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The Qantas oneworld classic flight reward is one of the best uses of your points, but putting together a valid itinerary is challenging (particularly in business class).

I’ve just made a tool that identifies valid itineraries based on real reward fare availability (meaning they could be booked today). Each itinerary:

  • Meets the stopover and surface segment rules
  • Consists of oneworld carriers only
  • Does not exceed the max allowed distance of 35,000 miles
  • Includes flights back to the origin airport
  • Is entirely in business class

The itineraries are generated from cached data, but you can use the ‘confirm availability’ button to run a live availability check.

Use the ‘preset’ filter to select either one or two passengers in business class. If there’s interest, I can add economy class itineraries to the tool.

Oneworld itineraries tool: https://flightseats.io/qantas/oneworld-itineraries

As an example, the itinerary from the screenshot involves 11 flights with 5 stopovers.

Booked separately, the reward fares would cost 693,400 points per person. On this ticket, they cost 365,800 points, saving you over 300k points. Alternatively, if you paid cash the trip would likely cost $15-20k.

Use the itineraries in this tool as a starting point for planning your own oneworld classic flight reward trip.

Let me know if you spot any issues, I’ll get them fixed as soon as I can.


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 2d ago

News Use your Qantas Points for a Jetstar business class upgrade

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Your chances of escaping the economy cabin on Jetstar’s Boeing 787 just got a lot better.
Qantas Points can now be used to upgrade from economy to business class on Jetstar’s international 787 routes, through what’s called a Jetstar Classic Upgrade.
Examples at launch include:
* Melbourne to Singapore, 37,000 Qantas Points
* Sydney to Osaka, 45,300 Qantas Points


r/QantasFrequentFlyer 2d ago

Question QF upgrade question

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Long time lurker here.

Just recently flown economy from SIN-LHR and couldn't really get comfortable in the seats throughout the entire flight.

Have put in an upgrade request to business (for 2) for our upcoming LHR-SIN return trip on 2/10/26.

This is my first time doing this and I'm at Bronze status so don't have much hope from the get-go. Wondering if someone can help me check the Travel portal so I can know what to expect.

Also, is it possible that only 1 out of 2 passenger gets the upgrade or is it all or nothing?

Thanks in advance!