Can you transfer Qantas status credits?

[Nikk1313]

Is it possible to transfer Qantas status credits between family members?

 

[AIRwin]

No

 

[flyingfan]

And in case you wanted a second opinion, also no. Only points.

 

[DC3]

Is it possible to transfer Qantas status credits between family members?

Welcome to AFF. And it’s a “No” from me as well.

 

[moa999]

No.
It's also a No with Virgin,

Although Virgin do have family pooling (which must be set up in advance for up to 6 people at the same address) but being limited under the changes coming in later this year - 50% of any status levels SCs must be earned by the primary card holder on VA flights by themselves.

 

[DejaBrew]

I could also say “no”, but will instead simply offer a very warm welcome aboard AFF @Nikk1313

 

[DC3]

Do you get the drift? There’s a pattern emerging.

 

[Nikk1313]

Thanks all, appreciate the help.

Cheers

 

[oz_mark]

Short Answer: No
Long Answer: Noooooo

 

[DC3]

Has the question been answered yet?

 

[Dr Ralph]

Is it possible to transfer Qantas status credits between family members?

Nope.

Post automatically merged: Feb 14, 2025

Has the question been answered yet?

That's not clear.

 

[Flyerwin]

 

[snabbu]

Not currently.

 

[bussyboy]

But welcome, nonetheless!!

 

[DC3]

That's not clear.

Maybe another AFFer can confirm if the question has been answered

 

[Lynda2475]

Not currently.

And hopefully never. Status should imo only be awarded for bum in seat flying.

 

[Happy Dude]

And hopefully never. Status should imo only be awarded for bum in seat flying.

The airlines disagree. Gifting status to your partner after earning sufficient credits is a good way of building brand loyalty.

It's also a kind of SC transfer if you think about it.

 

[RSD]

Definitely a NO - its not even a "the answer is no, but we can negotiate from there" kind of no...

 

[DC3]

Definitely a NO - its not even a "the answer is no, but we can negotiate from there" kind of no...

So, that’s another “No”?

 

[RSD]

So, that’s another “No”?

'Fraid so.