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Qantas announces frequent flyer shake-up

Qantas is changing its loyalty program, requiring more points to redeem seats starting in August 2025, marking the first increase since 2019.
From July, Qantas Frequent Flyers will earn up to 25% more points on domestic flights, adding almost 4 billion points yearly.
Members will gain access to one million additional Classic Reward seats on partner airlines like Finnair and Air France.
Jetstar will offer Classic Reward seats starting from 5,700 points, enhancing benefits for Qantas members and Jetstar customers.

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Sydney Morning Herald

Qantas announces frequent flyer shake-up

Qantas has unveiled a suite of changes that will increase the points needed for seat redemptions, while also raising the points earned on flights.

1 month ago·Sydney, Australia

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9News

Qantas seats get more expensive under major frequent flyer shakeup

Qantas has announced sweeping changes to its popular frequent flyer program, driving up the cost of reward seats.The airline said loyalty members will soon earn more points while flying, but it will simultaneously hike up the points needed to redeem fares, as well as the monetary cost of those seats.From August this year, Qantas Frequent Flyer members will need to use thousands more points to redeem seats and upgrades on domestic and internation…

1 month ago·Australia

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The West Australian

The big changes coming to Qantas’ frequent flyer program

Qantas is making a raft of new changes to its loyalty program, one of which will require frequent flyers to use more points to redeem seats.

1 month ago·Australia

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News

Qantas set to overhaul loyalty program

Major changes are coming to the Qantas Frequent Flyers program, with members getting access to up to one million extra seats.

1 month ago

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Invezz

Qantas shares hit record high on frequent flyer program changes: analysts see QAN stock flying further

Qantas Airways (QAN.AX) reached new heights on Thursday as its shares climbed to a record high of A$9.54 during intraday trading before closing at A$9.42, marking a 0.5% gain for the day. The rally followed the Australian flag carrier’s announcement of significant changes to its frequent flyer program, designed to win back cost-conscious travellers and address recent reputational challenges. The revamp, set to roll out over the next 12 months, i…

1 month ago

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BizToc

Australia's Qantas soars to record highs after frequent flyer programme revamp

Shares of Qantas rose to a record high on Thursday, a day after the Australian carrier unveiled changes to its frequent fliers programme to attract cost-conscious travellers and restore its credibility following a string of controversies.

1 month ago

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