Qantas wants to make its Frequent Flyer loyalty program a new way to attract its business customers. The Australian airline has decided to increase the double status credits offered to its members (points that help them unlock higher tiers in the loyalty program).
The new offer is primarily aimed at members of Qantas Business Rewards, Qantas’s loyalty program dedicated to businesses.
The new offer, which consists of offering more Double status credits (QFF) than usual, is valid for all bookings made as part of corporate travel on Qantas. These are bookings that use the company’s ABN number, provided they are enrolled in the Qantas Business Rewards program.
Qantas indicates that this offer is also eligible for individual travel (passengers can use any company’s ABN to benefit from the dual status credit).
The Australian airline, a member of the Oneword alliance, also reiterates that its new offer also applies to its flights served by other alliance members such as Finnair, Sunstate Airlines, Eastern Australia Airlines, and others.
QFF Status Credit Scale
Status Miles allow you to progress within the five status levels of the Qantas Frequent Flyer loyalty program. Here is an example of the status credits (QFF) offered to companies/professional members:
In Economy Class:
Between 10 and 20 QFF for flights less than 1,200 km
Between 20 and 40 QFF for flights less than 2,000 km
Between 40 and 80 QFF for flights more than 2,000 km.
– Premium Class: Up to 60 QFF
– Business Class: Up to 120 QFF
– First Class: Up to 150 QFF