Qantas Frequent Flyer is, fairly obviously, the biggest travel loyalty program in Australia, with somewhere between 25% and 50% of the Australian population as members, and the most common way in which we engage in earning frequent flyer points.
This is the full list of Point Hacks guides relating to Qantas Frequent Flyer – learn how to earn more Qantas Points and use them better.
Don't be caught out by airline fine print – which could mean missing out on points or losing your balance entirely. Stay on top of the game with these top tips.
Earn a massive 10 Qantas Points per dollar on Qantas Wine, on top any bonuses that selected cases offer. You could earn over 28,000 Qantas Points with just $459 spend!
Ever wondered what would happen to your Velocity Status Credits if you were on parental leave and couldn't fly? Here's how you can save them from expiring.
Qantas will move the ability to earn Status Credits on reward flights to become a new credit card perk. There are also big changes coming to Qantas Points-earning credit cards.
For just five days, enjoy 50% more when you top-up your Qantas Points balance. Best of all, every purchase counts towards your Points Club and Points Club Plus membership!
Ever wondered what the best ways to use your points are to get you around the world from Adelaide? In this guide, we take you through the best Reward Seats from Adelaide.
If you live in Perth, you may be in luck with your Reward Seat pricing to international destinations. Find out what Frequent Flyer programs fly where, and how to make the most of your Points.
Flying west on points changed significantly in 2026. Emirates redemptions now sit on their own, more expensive Qantas reward table. Etihad has dropped out of the Australian points ecosystem almost entirely. While Velocity‘s Qatar Airways partnership now offers the best-value redemption on this route. As of July 2026, Sydney to Doha in Business Class cost … Continued
Find the best Frequent Flyer program to help you travel from Australia to North America with ease. Compare all your programs and see which one will get you there for the fewest points.
Don't be caught out by airline fine print – which could mean missing out on points or losing your balance entirely. Stay on top of the game with these top tips.
Fancy a global jaunt in the lap of luxury? It's not easy to book, but those who pull it off can travel around the world in Business Class with 15 oneworld airlines - all for a similar price of a return trip to London with points.
Philippine Airlines might look to reduce reward seat availability to partners, after it says it's 'surprised' by the uptake. But the airline is also boosting capacity to Australia over the summer holidays.
Ever wondered what would happen to your Velocity Status Credits if you were on parental leave and couldn't fly? Here's how you can save them from expiring.
Qantas now offers a fourth way to upgrade, with the launch of Confirmed Upgrades. You can use cash to lock in a seat in a higher cabin, but it might cost a premium.
For just five days, enjoy 50% more when you top-up your Qantas Points balance. Best of all, every purchase counts towards your Points Club and Points Club Plus membership!
Did you know that American Express Membership Rewards cards have a hidden option to buy points? It's an expensive option, but one that could come in handy in certain situations.
Includes two complimentary Qantas airport lounge passes per year plus a 10% bonus reward of the points you earned for the previous year on your birthday.
Includes two complimentary Qantas airport lounge passes per year plus a 10% bonus reward of the points you earned for the previous year on your birthday.
The St. George Amplify Platinum Card with the Qantas variant is great for those looking to earn Qantas Points for a low annual fee. The card comes with no points capping on earning and complimentary travel insurance.
The American Express Platinum Card is aimed at frequent travellers. The card offers membership to Ascent Premium Rewards, extensive lounge access, complimentary hotel status upgrades, travel credits and comprehensive travel and smartphone insurance.
The American Express Qantas Business Rewards Card allow business owners to earn Qantas Business Rewards Points and allocate them to individual Qantas accounts. Also comes with 2 Qantas Club passes and complimentary insurances.
The Qantas American Express Ultimate Card offers plenty of perks for Qantas travellers. Uncapped earning potential, bonus points with Qantas, Qantas Wine membership with $100 credit, and 2 Qantas and 2 Amex lounge passes every year.
If you want a decent points earn rate on your spend and/or would meet the minimum income requirement for these cards but not other cards in the American Express range, then one of these $0 cards could work well for you.
The Qantas American Express Premium Card is great for Qantas members, with the card offering a high earn rate, 2 Qantas Club lounge passes and complimentary Qantas Wine Premium membership valued at $99.
The Qantas Money Platinum is a great card to have for Qantas members. It comes with a high earn rate, bonus points when purchasing Qantas products and services, and 2 complimentary Qantas Club passes.
The Westpac Altitude Platinum Card offers the ability to earn Altitude Rewards points with double points on overseas spend or Qantas Points. Also included is no cap on points earned and complimentary overseas travel insurance.
The Westpac Altitude Black Credit Card comes with a good earn rate, the flexible Altitude Rewards program which includes Velocity Frequent Flyer, KrisFlyer and Asia Miles, 2 Priority Pass lounge passes plus complimentary insurance.
This is one of the more popular cards by Point Hacks readers for those looking to earn Qantas Points. It comes with many benefits, including 2 Qantas Club passes and discounted Qantas Club membership.
The ANZ Frequent Flyer Platinum Card is offering 70,000 bonus Qantas Points and $100 back for all new eligible applicants. Comes with complimentary Qantas frequent flyer membership.
The Citi Prestige is a card for the aggressive points collector with high points earn rates, a large number of frequent flyer program transfer partners, and a vast range of perks.
Westpac's Altitude Business Platinum is a useful card for small and medium size businesses with Qantas, Asia Miles, KrisFlyer and Velocity point transfers as options.
The Commbank Business Awards Platinum credit card comes with an array of travel partners, including Qantas and Velocity Frequent Flyer plus 8 other airline programs, as well as a competitive earn rate.
CommBank Awards has a great variety of redemption partners and airline program partners available for cardholders, but is let down by the relatively poor conversion rates
In this guide, we cover the Amplify Rewards card range, the best partners to transfer your points to, and how to maximise your frequent flyer balances.
The Bank Australia Qantas Platinum Rewards Visa card is a useful Visa card to know about for those looking to earn Qantas Points from their spend - however recent changes have reduced the points earn rate, and imposed a monthly points cap.
The Bankwest Qantas Platinum Mastercard has up to 50,000 bonus Qantas Points on offer for new cardholders. A minimum spend of $3,000 within the first 90 days of approval is required to receive 40,000 bonus Qantas Points and get an additional 10,000 bonus Qantas Points if you keep your card account open for at least … Continued
The NAB Qantas Rewards Signature Card is great for Qantas members looking to earn a high earn rate, with an earn rate of 1 Qantas Point per dollar spent up to $5,000 per month. The card also comes with 6 complimentary insurances.
