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CT Connections points out what clients can expect from Qantas NDC
As Qantas rolls out its New Distribution Capability (NDC) platform today, 1st July, Australia's largest privately owned travel management and event company CT Connections has advised its clients that they may now enjoy immediate and first-mover access to the airline’s Premium NDC content. CT Connections’ clients will benefit from deeper discounts, bundled seat offers, status perks and companion fares from today, thanks to the business being the very first to access Qantas’ Premium NDC content from day one. At the same time, Premium NDC provides average savings of about 8 percent on Qantas domestic fares on top of clients’ existing airline corporate deals. CT Connections clients can also get tailored fare options and improved visibility on Qantas Points and Status Credits, discounted fares and tailored offers for Qantas Business Reward members and enhanced disruption management. This new development also enables clients to avoid the legacy EDIFACT surcharges of $11.50 per sector, by purchasing the Premium NDC content. Benefits from day one onwards According to Connections Travel Group’s chief commercial officer Andre Moten: “While other providers may offer standard NDC access, CT Connections is ready to deliver the full experience through the Qantas Premium NDC channel, ensuring our clients benefit from every innovation as it rolls out.” Moten added that it is clear from the conversations happening across the market that some providers are delaying adoption client-side, highlighting worst-case scenarios instead of real-world performance. As he puts it: “NDC isn’t theoretical. It’s already in play across the industry, and Qantas is simply the next major carrier to make the leap. While others stagger their rollouts, we’ve invested, trained, and gone live. We know our clients value continuity, speed, and clarity and our approach delivers all three. At Connections Travel Group, we’re not navigating uncertainty. We’re offering certainty in a changed environment.” CT Connections is a leader in the space and was the first Australian TMC to successfully book Qantas NDC content using Zeno by Serko. Moten added that being at the forefront of technological change was one of the reasons Connections Travel Group is now the largest privately owned travel company in Australia. The embrace of Qantas NDC comes as Connections Travel Group celebrates its 25th anniversary with its success driven by an operating philosophy framed around the African principle of Ubuntu meaning “I am because of you’’. Moten explained that part of that philosophy was an ability to lead change, not just react to it. He said: “At Connections Travel Group we pride ourselves on being a future-focused business and we are proud that CT Connections continues to lead that charge in the corporate travel space through its embrace of Qantas NDC. While others are still adjusting to these industry wide changes, CT Connections is ready. Our team is trained, our technology is in place and our clients can move forward confidently, knowing their travel program will be fulfilled with the best value-for-money options available, including the fullest selection from Qantas’ airfare inventory.’’
Qantas Group to shutter Jetstar Asia
The Qantas Group announced the closure of its intra-regional airline Jetstar Asia today, 11th June. Despite this, Jetstar Asia will continue operations for seven more weeks from today, terminating its services on 31st July 2025. This decision on the part of Qantas is in line with its current restructuring initiative in support of its fleet renewal programme; likewise, it will serve to strengthen the company’s core businesses in Oceania. Through the closure of Jetstar Asia, the Qantas Group will be able to recycle up to $500 million for use in its fleet renewal. Following this historic announcement, Qantas Group CEO Vanessa Hudson remarked that Jetstar Asia has been a pioneering force in the Asian aviation market for over two decades and has made air travel more accessible to customers throughout the region, particularly in Southeast Asia. Hudson said: “We are incredibly proud of the Jetstar Asia team and the work they have done to deliver low fares, strong operational performance and exceptional customer service. This is a very tough day for them, so I want to sincerely thank and acknowledge our incredible Jetstar Asia team who should be very proud of the impact they have had on aviation in the region over the past two decades.” What happens now? According to an official release published by the Qantas Group earlier today, Jetstar Asia’s 13 Airbus A320 aircraft will be redeployed in stages between Australia and New Zealand. This will enable the company to offer more low fares for passengers whilst generating jobs between the two nations. It should likewise be noted that only 16 of Jetstar Asia’s intra-regional routes, specifically the ones operated from its base in Singapore, will be impacted by its closure. Operations for Jetstar Airways’ domestic and international operations in Australia and New Zealand as well as Jetstar Japan will continue as normal. Also, Jetstar Airways will continue to fly from Australia into Asia including to all its popular destinations across Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Japan and South Korea. In its official statement, Qantas Group advised Jetstar Asia customers with existing bookings on cancelled flights that they will be offered full refunds; likewise, the company will look into the possibility of rebooking customers onto other airlines. Meanwhile, Jetstar Asia employees directly impacted by the closure will be provided redundancy benefits as well as employment support services. Qantas is also actively working to find job opportunities for these employees across the Group and with other airlines in the region. Despite all these, Singapore will remain a critical hub for the Qantas Group as its third largest international airport. Qantas will continue to offer connections from Singapore through nearly 20 codeshare and interline partners to a variety of destinations across Asia. With the support of Qantas, Jetstar Asia will continue to meet its financial obligations to suppliers, employees and customers.
TPConnects Technologies marks significant increase in Qantas NDC bookings
IATA-certified global travel aggregator TPConnects Technologies announced a tenfold increase in Qantas NDC (New Distribution Capability) bookings today, 6th May. TPConnects reported a significant increase in NDC bookings for the Australian flag carrier via its Iris platform in just six months. This development is seen as a clear signal of the growing demand for modern airline retailing solutions among travel sellers. TPConnects Technologies director of product Stephanos Kykkotis declared: “Our success story with Qantas is a shining example of how airlines can leverage Iris to drive NDC adoption and harness the full potential of NDC. We are proud to be live with Qantas and to provide tremendous value to travel agencies globally, and even more so for Australia and New Zealand, by simplifying access to their rich NDC content.” For her part, Qantas head of distribution and payments Nadine Dawood Morgan remarked: “Our collaboration with TPConnects and the Iris platform is an important step in our NDC strategy. By making our NDC content, features, and benefits available on Iris, we're empowering travel sellers with the tools they need to offer our customers a wider range of products and a more personalized experience.” Travel sellers using Iris may access a wide array of Qantas' content and services via NDC, enhancing their ability to cater to the diverse needs of travelers. Australia and New Zealand have emerged as key markets for TPConnects Technologies, now accounting for 30 percent of the company’s global booking volume. Qantas represents a significant portion of this volume. As a Flight Centre Travel Group company, TPConnects is uniquely positioned to ensure travel sellers in the region have access to the most comprehensive content. Primary features Among the key features offered by TPConnects’ solution are: Access to Qantas NDC offers, including tailored offers for frequent flyers and corporates, enhancing customer loyalty. Multiple payment methods, including IATA BSP, credit or debit cards, and IATA EasyPay, providing flexibility and convenience. Streamlined booking and servicing functionalities and the ability to subsequently modify, void, refund or exchange an NDC ticket, reducing operational costs. Easy management of involuntary changes, improving customer service and minimizing disruptions. Split ticketing capability, enabling better efficiency and lower fares for customers. TPConnects Technologies’ Iris is a leading aggregator with a global customer base. Travel agencies using Iris have access to Qantas' NDC content alongside traditional EDIFACT, LCC, and other NDC content, all within a single, user-friendly interface. Iris simplifies the shopping and servicing of air travel, ensuring travel sellers can offer the most relevant fares and products from Qantas to their clients. Furthermore, Iris features NDC content from major airlines globally, supporting travel sellers across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. Travel sellers can take advantage of advanced retailing features such as smart pricing, commission management and content control, as well as access rich content, and utilise end-to-end servicing options directly through Iris.
Qantas and Airbus Invest AUD$15 Million to Decarbonise Aviation
Qantas and Airbus have taken a significant step toward a greener future for aviation, announcing a joint investment of AUD$15 million in Climate Tech Partners (CTP). This partnership highlights the shared commitment of the two industry giants to accelerate the development of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and other groundbreaking decarbonisation technologies tailored specifically for aviation. The Partnership in Focus The announcement, made in Sydney by Airbus Chief Sustainability Officer Julie Kitcher and Qantas Chief Sustainability Officer Fiona Messent, underscores the critical need for collaboration to achieve net-zero emissions. Working closely with CTP, the initiative aims to bridge the gap between early-stage climate technologies and scalable commercial production in Australia. CTP’s innovative approach is built on a strong foundation of collaboration, involving 12 expert partners from diverse industries such as energy, infrastructure, and transport. By leveraging this collective expertise, the fund seeks to identify, mentor, and support local and global start-ups at the forefront of climate innovation. Driving Innovation in SAF The dedicated investment vehicle created through this partnership will focus on developing key SAF technologies, including feedstock production and value-chain innovations. As these solutions mature, Qantas and Airbus have the opportunity to further invest and deploy these technologies in real-world Australian projects. “This partnership with CTP and Qantas highlights that the scaling of Sustainable Aviation Fuel needs innovative solutions… Australia is well positioned to be a leader in low-carbon fuels,” said Airbus Chief Sustainability Officer Julie Kitcher. A Shared Vision for Australia Qantas Chief Sustainability Officer Fiona Messent highlighted the broader benefits for the country: “For Australia, an onshore SAF industry will mean improved national fuel security, more jobs, and economic benefit. It’s fantastic to be collaborating across industries to help accelerate local production.” Supporting a Net-Zero Future The AUD$15 million investment comes from Qantas and Airbus’ US$200 million partnership, established in 2022 to fast-track SAF production and adoption. This collaboration reflects the ambition of both companies to decarbonise aviation at scale while creating significant opportunities for innovation and growth in Australia’s green economy. Through CTP, Qantas and Airbus will fund emerging technologies and companies, providing these ventures with access to their expertise, real-world application platforms, and industry networks. Patrick Sieb, Co-Founder of CTP, said, “Working with global leading aviation and aerospace companies allows us to make better-informed investment decisions in this complex area, while helping the best start-ups accelerate their solutions through industry engagement.” Transforming Aviation, One Investment at a Time Climate Tech Partners, a leader in climate-focused venture capital at the Series A stage, aligns its goals with those of corporate partners like Qantas and Airbus. By supporting scalable innovations in energy, logistics, and industrial resources, CTP plays a vital role in commercialising impactful climate technologies. With their combined expertise and funding, Qantas and Airbus are not only fuelling a cleaner future for aviation but also paving the way for sustainable economic development in Australia. The Road Ahead As global aviation faces the challenge of decarbonisation, partnerships like this set an inspiring example of action through innovation. For Qantas, Airbus, and Australia, this initiative is a significant step toward creating a robust SAF supply chain that delivers environmental, economic, and social benefits. Stay tuned as Climate Tech Partners, with the backing of these aviation giants, accelerates the deployment of breakthrough climate solutions—transforming the skies and the planet for future generations. For more information, visit Qantas or Airbus.
Qantas marks 90 years in Singapore
Australian national carrier Qantas marks nine decades of operations in Singapore today, 17th April. The airline first made its way to the city-state on 17th April 1935 when Qantas de Havilland DH86 aircraft set off from Brisbane carrying just two passengers bound for Singapore. The flight took three and a half days, making 16 stops en route to the Kallang Airport whose location was adjacent to the current site of Singapore’s National Stadium. This was the milestone that kickstarted Qantas’ global network, and Singapore remains the airline’s largest hub outside of Australia. Qantas executive vice-president in Asia Nick McGlyn declared: “With over 100 flights per week into and out of Changi, Singapore is more important to Qantas than ever and is now our largest international operation outside of Australia. We are proud of the role we have played in the history of aviation here in the Lion City, and look forward to serving Singaporeans for many years to come.” Today, nearly a century on, Qantas flies over 150 flights weekly, connecting Singapore with Brisbane, Darwin, Perth, and Sydney, as well as London, UK via its flagship QF1 service aboard the Airbus A380. Likewise, the Qantas network spans 56 routes making their way to 34 destinations in 25 nations throughout the globe. A touch of history To commemorate this milestone anniversary, Qantas gives the world a unique look at its history through a one of a kind collection of historical content from its official archives. These artefacts provide a fascinating snapshot of Qantas’ inaugural operations to Singapore, as well as the aviation industry over the past 90 years. The collection includes a photo taken in May 1935 of members of the Nanyang Students Society prior to boarding a scenic Qantas flight around Singapore, a ticket from Singapore to Brisbane dated June 1935, the Qantas check in desk at Raffles Singapore, as well as a Qantas DH86 aircraft parked in front of the passenger terminal at Kallang Airport, which still stands today. McGlyn was moved to remark: “It is incredible to think that the Flying Kangaroo has been here in Singapore for over nine decades, launching operations before the start of World War II. From just two passengers on the inaugural service in 1935, to the thousands of passengers we now fly every day to and from the Lion City, the story of Qantas in Singapore represents the incredible development of the aviation industry.”
Qantas Launches Darwin-Singapore Route: A Game-Changer for Northern Australia
The Flying Kangaroo has leapt to new heights with the launch of its inaugural Darwin-Singapore service on Sunday, 30 March 2025. This milestone marks a significant expansion in international connectivity for the Northern Territory, delivering faster and more efficient travel options for locals and visitors alike. A Seamless Gateway to Europe and Asia Adding over 70,000 seats annually between Darwin and Singapore, this new route provides Territorians with the fastest one-stop option to Europe. The service is timed perfectly to connect with Qantas’ flagship A380 flights between Singapore and London, as well as other destinations across Europe and Asia via partner airlines. For international travellers, Darwin has never been more accessible, cutting out hours of travel time by bypassing other Australian capitals. The route will operate four times weekly—on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays—using Qantas’ reliable Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Each flight offers a travel time of just under five hours and features 12 Business Class and 162 Economy seats. Eligible Frequent Flyers can enjoy access to Qantas lounges in both Darwin and Singapore, ensuring a premium experience from start to finish. Celebratory Fares and Added Convenience To celebrate the launch, Qantas has unveiled discounted return fares from Darwin to Singapore, starting at $519 in Economy. These special fares, available until 11:59 pm on Wednesday, 2 April 2025, include meals, beverages, entertainment, and checked baggage. Qantas Frequent Flyers also have the option to redeem points for Classic or Classic Plus seats. Cam Wallace, Qantas CEO International, shared his enthusiasm: “This new service provides Territorians with another international connection and strengthens trade links with Singapore. It also opens up Darwin as an attractive first stop for international visitors exploring Australia.” A Boost for Tourism, Business, and Trade The Northern Territory is embracing the opportunities this route brings. Minister for Trade, Business and Asian Relations, Robyn Cahill OAM, celebrated the milestone as a win for aviation choice, competition, and connectivity. Rob Porter of the Airport Development Group highlighted the positive impact on tourism and trade, underscoring Darwin’s role as a gateway to Asia. Singapore Tourism Board’s Oliver Chong also welcomed the route, noting how the ease of access will allow Aussies to enjoy Singapore’s dynamic offerings. With the recently opened Rainforest Wild Asia, Singapore continues to entice travellers seeking unique experiences or familiar favourites. A Historic Connection Darwin has a deep history with Qantas, dating back to May 1935 when it served as the final Australian stop on the original Kangaroo Route to London. Over the decades, the Darwin-Singapore leg has evolved, from five stops and a journey lasting four and a half days to today’s direct flight of just 4 hours and 45 minutes. The last direct service was in 2006, making this launch a significant moment in Qantas’ storied legacy. A Year of Growth for the NT The Darwin-Singapore route forms part of Qantas Group’s broader expansion in the Northern Territory, adding over 180,000 extra seats this year. With the upcoming launch of Jetstar’s Gold Coast route later this year, 2025 is set to be a landmark year for aviation in the Top End. Whether travelling for business, leisure, or exploration, passengers can now enjoy a faster and more seamless journey. The Darwin-Singapore service isn’t just a flight; it’s a gateway to growth, connectivity, and opportunity for Northern Australia. The Flying Kangaroo has once again demonstrated its commitment to innovation and excellence.
Qantas Offers One Million Discounted Seats for the Entire Week
Travellers, rejoice! Qantas has unveiled an incredible sale, offering one million discounted fares for both business and economy class across 60 destinations around Australia. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a family trip, or a business journey, now is the perfect time to lock in your travel plans for 2025. Affordable Options for Everyone Customers can use Qantas Points or cash to secure these fantastic fares. Domestic Economy seats start from just 5,400 points (plus taxes, fees, and carrier charges) or $109 one-way. If you prefer to travel in style, Business fares begin at 23,500 points (plus taxes, fees, and carrier charges) or $369 one-way. With more than 35 routes available for under $150, there are plenty of affordable options for everyone. Fare Highlights Here are some of the standout deals One-Way: Brisbane – Sydney: $139 (Economy) $499 (Business) Gold Coast – Sydney: $119 (Economy) $449 (Business) Melbourne – Sydney: $149 (Economy) $499 (Business) Hobart – Sydney: $139 (Economy) $479 (Business) Brisbane – Perth: $309 (Economy) $649 (Business) Adelaide – Perth: $269 (Economy) $649 (Business) Excellent Value for Travellers Qantas Domestic CEO Markus Svensson expressed his enthusiasm for the sale, highlighting the excellent value it offers for customers. “We know Australians love a getaway,” he said. “Today, another one million sale fares will become available across our domestic Business and Economy cabins, offering customers more choice and more value for their travel this year. And with 60 regional and capital city destinations covered, it’s a fantastic opportunity for those looking to book a weekend getaway, family interstate trip, or travelling for business.” Travel Periods and Sale Dates The sale covers travel periods from: 29 April to 26 June 2025 22 July to 18 September 2025 14 October to 10 December 2025 Discounted fares are available for travel during the following periods: 29 April to 26 June 2025, 22 July to 18 September 2025, and 14 October to 10 December 2025. These fares can be booked until 11:59 pm (AEDT) on 2 March 2025 unless sold out earlier.
Qantas Launches Major Uniform Redesign: A New Look for a New Era
Qantas, Australia’s national carrier, is embarking on an exciting journey to redefine one of its most iconic symbols – the Qantas uniform. This major redesign marks the first overhaul in over a decade as the airline ramps up its historic fleet renewal program, continues to invest in customers, and prepares for the ambitious Project Sunrise. A Vision for the Future The redesign is not just about updating the uniform; it’s about aligning with Qantas’ ambitious plans for the future. As Qantas Group CEO Vanessa Hudson explains, “We have ambitious plans for the future, and transforming the way we reflect the brand is critical to that. Our uniform represents the Qantas spirit all over the world. With a vast and growing international and domestic network, a historic fleet renewal program underway, and the final frontier of global aviation just around the corner, it’s time to define a new look for our people that reflects where we are heading.” Involving the Heart of Qantas – Its People Putting its people at the heart of the redesign, Qantas will begin surveying its uniformed workforce of more than 17,500 team members. This initiative ensures that the new uniform will represent the future of the national carrier and the pride its employees have in wearing it. The current design, created by Martin Grant in 2013, has been loved by the Qantas team, and Hudson thanks him for his partnership over the past decade. A Legacy of Iconic Designs Qantas has a rich history of collaborating with renowned designers, including Peter Morrissey, Yves Saint Laurent, George Gross and Harry Who, and Emilio Pucci. These uniforms have often reflected key moments in the Flying Kangaroo’s 105-year history. Now, the search is on for a new Australian designer to take Qantas into its next era. The Selection Process Several Australian designers will be engaged to review the requirements and undertake a selection process for what will become the eleventh uniform in Qantas’ history. The next uniform designer will be announced in the coming months, with Qantas planning to debut the new design in 2027. This new look will form part of the airline’s major fleet investments, with more than 100 aircraft on order across the Qantas Group over the next decade and significant investments in the current fleet. A New Era for Qantas As Qantas cements its path to an ambitious future, the new uniform will be a visual representation of the brand’s evolution. With the launch of Project Sunrise on the horizon, the redesign marks the start of a new era for the airline and its people. Stay tuned for the unveiling of the new Qantas uniform and the exciting journey ahead.
Qantas Tops On-Time Performance Charts for Fifth Consecutive Year
Qantas has once again been recognised as Australia’s most punctual major domestic airline, achieving the highest on-time performance for the fifth consecutive year. According to the latest monthly Government data released by the Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE), 76.1 per cent of Qantas flights (Qantas and QantasLink combined) departed on time in 2024, outperforming its major domestic competitor at 73.7 per cent. Consistent Improvement in Operational Performance This result improves from 2023 (74.1 percent) and 2022 (69.2 percent), solidifying Qantas’ reputation for reliability and punctuality. The airline maintained a higher rate of on-time flights compared to its major competitor for 10 out of 12 months in 2024. Qantas’ cancellation rate for the year stood at 3.2 percent, down slightly from 3.5 percent in 2023. Despite facing one of the busiest festive seasons on record, Qantas achieved a departure on-time performance of 73.1 per cent in December, an improvement from the previous month and December 2023. The airline’s cancellation rate for December was 2.7 per cent, down from 3.4 per cent in November. Commitment to Punctuality Qantas Domestic CEO Markus Svensson expressed his pride in the airline’s continuous improvement: “We know just how important it is for our customers to get to their destination on time and we’ve seen really positive improvements off the back of the work our teams have been doing over the past twelve months. We are pleased that we continued to see year-on-year improvement in our operational performance but there is still more work to do as it’s still not back at the levels that we are targeting.” Investment in Reliability Svensson highlighted Qantas’ investment in areas such as engineering and efficient boarding processes to further improve reliability. “We are investing a lot in areas like engineering and efficient boarding processes to further improve our reliability and are working with the broader aviation sector on how we can lift the performance of the industry as a whole,” he said. Accurate Comparison of Punctuality The Qantas network, which combines Qantas and QantasLink data, provides customers with the most accurate comparison of punctuality between airlines. In 2024, QantasLink operated around 60 percent of domestic flights on Qantas’ network, including many routes where QantasLink operates the vast majority of flights for Qantas, such as Sydney-Canberra and Melbourne-Canberra. By including all QantasLink flights, the airline ensures an accurate representation of its overall performance and a fair comparison with other major airline groups. Looking Ahead As Qantas continues to focus on improving its operational performance and ensuring customer satisfaction, travellers can look forward to more reliable and punctual flights. The airline’s commitment to investing in key areas and working with the broader aviation sector will undoubtedly contribute to lifting the industry’s performance. For more information and to book your next flight with Australia’s most punctual major domestic airline, visit Qantas. Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! Let’s celebrate Qantas’ achievements together.
Exciting Changes to Qantas Frequent Flyer Program: More Reward Seats and Points
Qantas Frequent Flyers are in for a treat with a series of exciting changes to the airline’s loyalty program, set to enhance the travel experience significantly. The changes will see more premium cabin reward seats, increased access to partner airlines, the lowest Economy reward seat fares in Australia, and the ability to earn more points when flying. For the first time in six years, there will also be an increase in Classic Reward seat fares. More Reward Seats and Partner Airlines In 2024, Qantas unlocked four times the number of reward seats for members, thanks to the successful introduction of Classic Plus. This led to a record number of Classic Reward seats being booked and a nearly one-third increase in seats made available through airline partners. In 2025, members will have access to up to 1 million more Classic Reward seats, including premium cabins and a range of existing and new global airline partners. Additionally, a further 1 million seats will go on sale this week, including Classic Plus Reward seats for as low as 6,200 points across more than 100 routes around Australia. Enhancing Points Earning Opportunities Over the next 12 months, Qantas will roll out several new features for its members: Increased Points Earning: Members will earn up to 25 per cent more points on Qantas domestic flights and the earn cap for tiered members travelling in premium cabins will be removed, delivering almost 4 billion additional points each year. Lowest Economy Reward Seat: Jetstar short haul domestic flights in Australia and New Zealand will offer the lowest one-way Economy reward seat for 5,700 points, allowing members to earn their reward seat faster. More Classic Reward Seats: Up to 1 million more Classic Reward seats will be available with flagship partners Finnair, Air France, KLM, Iberia, and across the entire Hawaiian Airlines network. Changes to Classic Reward Seats and Upgrades From August 2025, the number of points required for Classic Upgrades and Classic Reward seats on domestic and international flights will increase. This adjustment is the first in six years and only the second since 2004. For instance, on Qantas operated flights: Sydney to Melbourne Business will increase from 18,400 points + $55 to 19,300 points + $76. Sydney to London Economy will increase from 55,200 points + $263 to 63,500 points + $263. The cash component for booking a Classic Reward seat in Business and First cabins will also increase to align with Classic Plus bookings. Members can book Classic Reward seats up to 11 months in advance, allowing them to lock in travel at the current points fare on flights until June 2026. Positive Impact on Members Qantas Loyalty CEO Andrew Glance commented on the significant growth of the Qantas Frequent Flyer program over the last four decades and its focus on innovating to reward loyal members. “Travel remains the number one priority for our members in how they earn and redeem their points, with 13,000 Classic Reward seats booked every day, including 1,000 Classic seats in premium cabins to international destinations,” said Glance. He highlighted that the changes are designed to further enhance how members can book Classic Reward seats and the destinations and cabins they can access. “Classic Plus, which represents a $120 million investment in the program, has been a game changer since launching last April,” Glance added. Looking Forward With partnerships with over 45 airlines, including Hawaiian Airlines, Finnair, Air France, KLM, and Iberia, Qantas members will have greater flexibility and choice in how they want to be rewarded. This year will see members earn an additional 4 billion points thanks to increased points earned when travelling domestically and the removal of the earn cap for tiered members in premium cabins. The introduction of the lowest reward seat fare in Australia with Jetstar seats for 5,700 points on all short haul domestic routes is just the beginning of broader changes to Jetstar rewards that will deliver even greater value for members in 2025 and beyond. Qantas Frequent Flyer members have much to look forward to with these exciting changes and enhancements. Whether it’s unlocking more reward seats, earning more points, or accessing premium cabin options, the program continues to provide exceptional value and benefits for its loyal members. For more information and to book your next reward seat, visit Qantas Frequent Flyer. Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! Let’s celebrate these fantastic updates together. 3 Sale fares are for travel from 1 March 2025 to 3 April 2025, 29 April 2025 to 26 June 2025 and 22 July to 18 September, and available until 11.59pm (AEDT) 23 January 2025, unless sold out prior. 4 Based on current taxes, fees and carriers charges. Taxes and fees are subject to change. 5 Based on current taxes, fees and carriers charges. Taxes and fees are subject to change.
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