Find Award Flights with Qantas Frequent Flyer

Find reward flights with Qantas Points

Start with Qantas award search to compare flights offered through Qantas Frequent Flyer. Keep Qantas selected when you want to spend Qantas Points, even if a partner operates the flight.

The first question is which reward type you are seeing. A seat available with points does not necessarily have the Classic reward price you had in mind.

Classic versus Classic Plus

Qantas explains the difference: Classic Flight Rewards have published points levels and limited availability. Classic Plus prices move with normal airfares and apply to Qantas flights. Classic rewards can also be available on Jetstar and partners.

In AwardFares, the Saver filter narrows Qantas results to Classic rewards. Remove it to compare Classic Plus where available. An AwardFares Gold or Diamond plan is required for Saver, airline and cabin filters.

Three searches with Qantas Points

Add your travel dates after opening a route.

• Sydney to Melbourne: Compare Qantas Economy Classic rewards. Check a cash fare for the same flight before using points for a short trip.
• Sydney or Melbourne to Los Angeles: Look for Qantas Business Class. Include the cost of changing your departure city if only one has suitable seats.
• Sydney to Tokyo: Search Japan Airlines Business Class. Compare both Tokyo airports and check onward travel. A partner's own award search can show different availability.

How many Qantas Points for a flight?

Use the current Classic reward tables for the airline and journey you want. Qantas, Jetstar, Emirates and other partners do not all use the same table. Check the applicable booking date and the rules for connections.

For example, the Qantas table checked September 4, 2026 lists a flight of up to 600 miles at 9,200 points in Economy before taxes, fees and carrier charges. That provides context for Sydney to Melbourne, but you still need an available Classic seat. A Classic Plus quote can be different.

Does every partner belong to oneworld?

No. Qantas also has partners outside the alliance. For example, eligible Condor flights can be booked as Classic rewards. A partnership alone does not establish that a flight qualifies for a oneworld multi airline award or is available in every search tool.

Compare the whole trip and book

Search for all travelers and inspect the cabin on each flight. Gold and Diamond include live searches and alerts. Track your route if seats are missing, then confirm and book with Qantas.

Compare points, cash charges and the cost of separate connections with a paid ticket you would buy. For an upgrade, check Qantas' upgrade eligibility separately; an award seat result does not guarantee an upgrade to an existing booking.

Our Qantas Frequent Flyer guide explains the wider program. For a recent partner example, see how to use Qantas Points on Condor, with dated examples comparing Premium Economy and Business Class.