Qantas Frequent Flyer

Qantas Frequent Flyer looks different in 2026 than it did when this guide first went live. Classic Reward prices went up for the first time since 2019, Classic Plus lost about 20% of its premium-cabin value, Hawaiian-operated rewards now appear under Alaska Airlines flight numbers, and Qantas announced a major status overhaul that retires Points Club and Green Tier in late 2026.

If you’ve been following our Qantas coverage, you’ll know we recently outlined significant changes coming to the Qantas Frequent Flyer program in 2025. In a nutshell, members can expect both positive enhancements—like more premium award seats and the introduction of Hawaiian Airlines as a partner—and negative devaluations, including steep hikes in points required for many Classic Flight Rewards.

Qantas recently announced significant updates to its Frequent Flyer program, aiming to provide members with more opportunities for redemption while introducing adjustments that will impact the cost of using points. While the airline’s press release highlights enhanced benefits like increased reward seat availability and higher points earning potential, these changes come alongside noticeable increases in the points required for Classic Reward seats and upgrades. Here’s a breakdown of what members need to know.