The Qantas Club is easily the most common airport lounge in Australia. Australian frequent flyers are always looking for information about the Qantas Club, and how to obtain a Qantas Club discount.
Qantas flyers who are normally eligible for lounge access are being refused entry when flying on Qantas-marketed "QF" codeshares operated by partner airlines such as Air Tahiti Nui.
Qantas has moved its Business Lounge at Canberra Airport (CBR) to the old Qantas Club location, and vice versa.
Qantas Club members, eligible Qantas frequent flyers and Jetstar Business Max passengers can enjoy lounge access at some airports when flying Jetstar.
When flying with Qantas, you may be eligible to buy a Lounge Pass for access to the Qantas Club or Business Lounge. Prices range from around $25 to $84 per pass, depending on the lounge.
Qantas has temporarily moved the entry to its Brisbane International Lounge to a landside location before security and immigration, until it completes escalator and lift maintenance in late 2026.
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Qantas is now serving Neil Perry beef burgers at the panini bar in its Sydney domestic Business Lounge.