The Qantas Status Run Master Thread

Hi, I may need to do a status run mid year, which I would book if a DSC offer comes out. As I'm a Points Club Member I would book this on points. My question is for reward bookings, if for example I book Melbourne to Brisbane, and select a displayed flight option that goes via Sydney (i.e. 2 flights), do I get Status Credits awarded for each flight? Or because it is a reward booking, does it just look at origin and destination when calculating SC earn. I know if it was a revenue flight I'd get credit for 2 separate flights, but I thought I had read that being a reward flight it may be calculated differently?
 
Hi, I may need to do a status run mid year, which I would book if a DSC offer comes out. As I'm a Points Club Member I would book this on points. My question is for reward bookings, if for example I book Melbourne to Brisbane, and select a displayed flight option that goes via Sydney (i.e. 2 flights), do I get Status Credits awarded for each flight? Or because it is a reward booking, does it just look at origin and destination when calculating SC earn. I know if it was a revenue flight I'd get credit for 2 separate flights, but I thought I had read that being a reward flight it may be calculated differently?

No you will get partial SC earn for both legs provided there are 2 flight numbers.
 
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Hi, I may need to do a status run mid year, which I would book if a DSC offer comes out. As I'm a Points Club Member I would book this on points. My question is for reward bookings, if for example I book Melbourne to Brisbane, and select a displayed flight option that goes via Sydney (i.e. 2 flights), do I get Status Credits awarded for each flight? Or because it is a reward booking, does it just look at origin and destination when calculating SC earn. I know if it was a revenue flight I'd get credit for 2 separate flights, but I thought I had read that being a reward flight it may be calculated differently?
You'll get status credits per sector. Note that the cash surcharges are higher the more sectors you have.
 
Hi, I may need to do a status run mid year, which I would book if a DSC offer comes out. As I'm a Points Club Member I would book this on points. My question is for reward bookings, if for example I book Melbourne to Brisbane, and select a displayed flight option that goes via Sydney (i.e. 2 flights), do I get Status Credits awarded for each flight? Or because it is a reward booking, does it just look at origin and destination when calculating SC earn. I know if it was a revenue flight I'd get credit for 2 separate flights, but I thought I had read that being a reward flight it may be calculated differently?
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No you will get partial SC earn for both legs provided there are 2 flight numbers.
You will get SC per sector as long as it's separate flight numbers. So a MEL-SYD-BNE in business Classic Rewards would earn 18+18 SC in one direction (double that during DSC).
 

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