Qantas International Premium Economy to Asia & the US Long-haul Premium Economy redemptions are also possible using around 80,000 Qantas Points, mostly on a one-way basis. You’ll get more legroom than in Economy Class but less attentive service than in Business.

How much is a Qantas Point worth?

Yes, your 150,000 Qantas Points could get you anywhere from five to 27 Business Class upgrades on Qantas domestic routes, depending on the fare and distance travelled. It takes just 5,400 Qantas Points to upgrade from Economy to Business Class on flights under 600 miles (965km) from a regular flexible ticket.

Your 75,000 Qantas Points could get you anywhere from two to 13 Business Class upgrades on Qantas domestic routes, depending on the fare and distance travelled. It takes just 5,400 Qantas Points to upgrade from Economy to Business on flights under 600 miles (965km) from a regular flexible ticket.

Here are some examples of popular award redemptions:

• Brisbane to Los Angeles: 41,900.
• Sydney to Dallas/Fort Worth: 51,200.
• Melbourne to Toronto: 55,200.
• Adelaide to Vancouver: 55,200.
• Perth to New York: 55,200.

In 2018, Qantas points redeemed for flights were worth closer to 1.1 cents on domestic, and 0.7 cents on international, while Virgin points are worth around 1 cent for domestic and 0.7 cents for international.

It depends entirely on how you ‘spend’ those hard-earned points. Make a business class reward booking or upgrade on a domestic flight and your points are worth anywhere between 2.14 and 8.48 cents each. Go shopping at the Qantas Store and the value of your points plummets to around half a cent each.

Points + Pay enables you to use your Qantas Points to offset some (or all) of the cash cost of a hotel room. You will normally get about 0.6 cents per point worth of value, which is quite low. We value Qantas Points to be roughly 1.9 cents each.

Is it worth converting Woolworths Rewards points to Qantas? Yes, as long as you understand how the Qantas Frequent Flyer program works and you know what to use the Qantas Points for.

Qantas Points expire when you don’t earn or use any points over an 18-month period. If flying is not on your radar right now, the silver lining is that Qantas gives its Frequent Flyer members a few other opportunities to earn and use points without needing to board a flight.

The 10 Best Ways to Use Qantas Points

• Qantas First Class With the Best Award Availability (From 102,600 Points)
• Fly to/From Israel on EL AL in Business Class (From 90,000 Points)
• East Coast to Dubai Round-Trip on Emirates (From 90,000 Points)
• Short Round-Trip Economy Hops on American Airlines (16,000 Points)

With 1 million Qantas Points, there are a few distinct experiences that will be on the top of many people’s bucket lists.

• Traverse the world in First Class for two.
• Enjoy around a luxurious worldwide journey in Business Class for three.
• Cross the Nullarbor with The Ghan or Indian Pacific.

You can transfer points online to an eligible family member online or you can call the Frequent Flyer Service Centre to transfer points (a Reward Assistance Fee applies for family transfers completed via a consultant). You can also use your points for a Reward flight for an eligible family member.

Log in to your account and head to the ‘Transfer Points’ page. You can transfer a minimum of 3,000 Qantas Points to any Qantas Frequent Flyer account.

Generally, you can’t transfer your points between different programs e.g transferring Velocity Points to the Qantas Frequent Flyer program and vice versa.