Award Flights Redemption

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Hubbins

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What is the smart option

Syd -Cbr Trip

On Special for $99 Inc Taxes Plus Credit Card $7.70 fee

Award Flight 8000 $43 Taxes Note sure if they charge a CC Fee

Pay + Points
 
If it was me, I'd pay the $99, and earn the 1,000 points.

+1 I would not spend 8000 points for AUD56 value. I only use points for JASA or upgrades as I don't really see value in classic whY flights. Just my 2 cents
 
What about pay + points

Do I receive the 1000 Frequent Flyer Points and the Status Credits

Only Fly to Syd to connect with international flight and never fly qantas overseas
 
Buy the $99 fare .... unless you have a few billion FF points that you can just endlessly spend without a care in the world ;)
 
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What is the fare/tax breakdown of the $99 flight?
You can buy a gift voucher for $50, pay the remainder on your cc and bypass the $7.70 credit card fee. This is of course only cost effective if the fare component is $50 or more - ie. equal to or greater than the voucher value. This is because vouchers cannot pay for taxes.
Depending on your cc you can also get up to 2.5 pts per dollar spent on Qantas flights, services etc.
 
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