Qantas Reveals Extent of Data Breach
Qantas has begun contacting the 5.7 million customers whose data was accessed in last week’s data breach, with specific information about which of their personal information was stolen.
Qantas has begun contacting the 5.7 million customers whose data was accessed in last week’s data breach, with specific information about which of their personal information was stolen.
Around six million Qantas customers have been impacted by a cyber incident, where a criminal stole personal information including frequent flyer numbers and contact details.
Qantas Points Club members are earning fewer status credits on flights to/from Norfolk Island because Qantas treats the Australian territory as an international destination. It hasn’t disclosed this anywhere.
Qantas has quietly reduced the value you get for your frequent flyer points when redeeming them towards a hotel or Points Plus Pay flight booking.
Many Qantas customers aren’t receiving the promised Green Tier “leaf” after paying to offset the carbon emissions from a flight.