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Qantas brings back double rewards for frequent flyers

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Frequent Flyers travelling to more than 100 destinations across the Qantas global network can fast-track their status or boost their points balance, with the return of the popular Double Status Credits or Double Points offer today.

For the next eight days (until 11:59pm Wednesday 2 September 2026), members who book any Qantas marketed and operated regional, domestic, or international flight can earn either double Status Credits or Qantas Points.

Members can also stack double points on Qantas Hotel and Holiday bookings, providing an extra boost for those planning their next getaway.

Frequent flyers can register for the offer via the Qantas App and make unlimited flight bookings for travel between 3 September 2026 and 14 August 2027.

Qantas Loyalty and Customer CEO Andrew Glance said the offer remains a favourite for members.

“Whether members want to fast-track their status to unlock lounge access, or boost their points balance for a dream holiday, this offer gives them the ultimate choice as they plan their travel for the months ahead.

“We continue to see record engagement across the program, with more than 14,000 rewards seats and thousands of hotel stays booked each day with Qantas Points.”

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