Qantas double status credits OR double points offer [book 23-28 March 2023]

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Ok thanks for your replies. So if I went SYD-SIN-LHR-JFK-DFW-SYD, then presumably for the SYD-SIN-LHR segments and DFW-SYD it would be double credits, but then I would still get the regular credits for the other 2 segments? E.g. (for flex fare) 60*2 + 80*2 + 50 (on BA) + 40 (on AA) + 100*2 = 570 status credits? Thanks.
 
Kind of a cross post but the answer will determine whether I need to book anything.

End date is April 30 so am one of the very lucky ones to retain until May 2024. With the rollover credits, if I've earned status on QR flights, then do these credits rollover to next year (May+) up to a max for the level (WP)?

We have J booking on EK with QF codes next Dec plus a smattering of BA business flights as well. Just doing the maths.
 
Time to book some reward flights runs and hope they get doubled. Syd > CBR > MEL costs the same in points as SYD> MEL, just more in taxes
 
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Kind of a cross post but the answer will determine whether I need to book anything.

End date is April 30 so am one of the very lucky ones to retain until May 2024. With the rollover credits, if I've earned status on QR flights, then do these credits rollover to next year (May+) up to a max for the level (WP)?

We have J booking on EK with QF codes next Dec plus a smattering of BA business flights as well. Just doing the maths.

All flight SCs rollover from this membership year (excluding bonus SCs like DSC) up to the capped amount - 500 for WP. So you'll get a rollover in May 2023.

Nothing rolls over next year as far as I'm aware. The last rollovers will occur in July this year for those ending in June.
 
Are bookings that start in NZ or another country eligible? E.g. AKL > MEL > DPS?

Also I assume flights booked through AMEX are also eligible - provided QF operated & marketing + within promo period?
 
If you're a Points Club member, can you earn double status credits on a QF J Classic Reward booking during this promotion?
 
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If you're a Points Club member, can you earn double status credits on a QF J Classic Reward booking during this promotion?
Some of us believe so.
 
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All flight SCs rollover from this membership year (excluding bonus SCs like DSC) up to the capped amount - 500 for WP. So you'll get a rollover in May 2023.

Nothing rolls over next year as far as I'm aware. The last rollovers will occur in July this year for those ending in June.
Thankyou, exactly what I needed, and wanted to hear. I don't need a status run! Also booked award flights to India before I became a points club member. Maybe I will get some love there too but it's on MH so 🤷‍♀️. Also taking them on my last Day of this year so bit of a cluster.
 
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If we book a FinAir RWT do the QF operated flights count? ( ie QF3) or is this seen as not marketed by QF
 
Ok thanks for your replies. So if I went SYD-SIN-LHR-JFK-DFW-SYD, then presumably for the SYD-SIN-LHR segments and DFW-SYD it would be double credits, but then I would still get the regular credits for the other 2 segments? E.g. (for flex fare) 60*2 + 80*2 + 50 (on BA) + 40 (on AA) + 100*2 = 570 status credits? Thanks.
Yes, QF1 would earn DSC, and QF8 would earn DSC, as long as you don't book yourself onto those flights under a different (codeshare) flight number. Otherwise you will earn the standard SC's for the other flights.
 
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Registered for the DSC. I don't have Points Club so will be making revenue bookings, probably starting after midnight GMT tomorrow as is my usual practice with these offers.
 
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Are bookings that start in NZ or another country eligible? E.g. AKL > MEL > DPS?
Good question. The T&C page says "Australian domestic & International QF flights" ... There seems to be no specific requirement for the International flights to originate in AU. Can someone confirm this please?

Also I assume flights booked through AMEX are also eligible - provided QF operated & marketing + within promo period?
Yes. tickets booked using AMEX credit will be eligible as long as other criteria are met
 
Good question. The T&C page says "Australian domestic & International QF flights" ... There seems to be no specific requirement for the International flights to originate in AU. Can someone confirm this please?

It's showing up on the QF USA site so I would take that as no restrictions to point of origin.
 
If I were to book a classic award flight as PC, then change the date at a later time would it still count for DSC (assuming it's inside the offer window still?)
 
If I were to book a classic award flight as PC, then change the date at a later time would it still count for DSC (assuming it's inside the offer window still?)
Yes I've been able to do this in previous years as a PC member with absolutely no problems - the DSC has still come through.
 
Yes. tickets booked using AMEX credit will be eligible as long as other criteria are met
I had this same question. I believe in previous promos DSC were earned using the $450 credit voucher, but then this line in the T&Cs has confused me:

Flights can be booked via the Qantas website, a travel agent or Qantas Contact Centres.

If the flight is booked via the Amex website, but all other criteria are met, will DSC still apply?
 
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I had this same question. I believe in previous promos DSC were earned using the $450 credit voucher, but then this line in the T&Cs has confused me:

Flights can be booked via the Qantas website, a travel agent or Qantas Contact Centres.

If the flight is booked via the Amex website, but all other criteria are met, will DSC still apply?
Amex is the Travel agent.
 
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