QF Double Status Credits February 2026 Promo

[DejaBrew]

You so deserved that

 

[Stone]

A question for the brains trust. My membership year ends October, currently PC status.

If I was to book a CR for December, what is the likelihood of getting double status credits (or any)? Or is it too much of a crystal ball type question.

 

[DejaBrew]

A question for the brains trust. My membership year ends October, currently PC status.

If I was to book a CR for December, what is the likelihood of getting double status credits (or any)? Or is it too much of a crystal ball type question.

Have you requalified for PC in your current membership year? If so, then pretty much certain to earn DSC on CR flown in December.

 

[Daver6]

When I get given the quote, I would check to see if the points/taxes align with what is expected.
Although that's never happened to me - agent booking a different class than requested.

You're spot on. The points did seem a bit low. It was a multi-sector trip etc. I was also only half paying attention as I wasn't expecting the original call to take over an hour. So I was trying to get dinner ready etc etc. If I was more on the ball I would have caught it before the call ended. That's on me.

 

[exceladdict]

I am not aware of any rules that mean award flights should be priced per sector? @Matt Graham sorry to page you but did we miss anything?

(Married segment control that might block cbr-syd-cgk may be a different thing)

If I was going to book during this run while I'm PC, I would be looking at something like PER-ADL-MEL-CBR-SYD instead of per-syd...

I have just been playing with some bookings and found that the early stages of award flight bookings seem to be mis-pricing. For example, PER-SYD-MNL with the red-eye per-syd connecting to sameday syd-mnl shows as 49700 but when you get through to the booking page, drops to the correct 43200.

Still need to do some checking but hoping to line up a multi-day, multi-city dom + intl CR under DSC.

 

[mviy]

First flight tomorrow morning. How long till they land....

I’m sure you are aware, but for the benefit of any new to these offers the first flights in the flying window typically take longer to credit Double Credits but once they start posting it tends to be pretty quick, maybe about a few business days or so, after that.

 

[Stone]

Have you requalified for PC in your current membership year? If so, then pretty much certain to earn DSC on CR flown in December.

I've only just qualified for PC, with the program being discontinued I don't know if they'll extend my benefits til Oct 27.

 

[Pushka]

I’m sure you are aware, but for the benefit of any new to these offers the first flights in the flying window typically take longer to credit Double Credits but once they start posting it tends to be pretty quick, maybe about a few business days or so, after that.

Yes. Not sure why this happens each time as it's a tried and true thing. Not concerned about this one but we have a similar QBR offer in play with the last flight being a month before our end of membership date for both of us. And it is needed.

 

[DejaBrew]

I've only just qualified for PC, with the program being discontinued I don't know if they'll extend my benefits til Oct 27.

By all reports, your benefits should remain valid through the end of your next member year. The open question for many is the point at which Qantas will prevent people from qualifying/re-qualifying for PC? This will be late 2026, but exactly when, we don't know. Those of us with October 1st (or later) member year commencements will likely be at risk of missing the chance to renew PC one last time. That being said, depending on what Qantas does with rolling some/all of the existing PC benefits into the various Status tiers, earning PC one last time may well become a moot point.

 

[11sjw]

How much of the 7k is MEL-SYD-AKL-SYD-MEL? Seems like a lot of cash for that flight.

Hi, $6.4k for 2 of them.