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Frequent flyers will be capable of take benefit of hundreds extra reward seats as Qantas and Jetstar celebrate the reopening of Japan for worldwide travellers following years of COVID restrictions. Qantas Loyalty CEO Olivia Wirth mentioned the enterprise was targeted on giving its frequent flyers each alternative to make use of the factors they’ve been saving for his or her subsequent journey.

“Australians have been waiting to be able to return to Japan and having access to thousands of reward seats will help our frequent flyers travel to one of their most loved destinations,” mentioned Wirth. “We noticed a document quantity of factors used lately once we prolonged our dedication of as much as 50 per cent extra Classic Reward seats with sturdy demand for journey to Japan.

“Our members love to redeem their points on travel, and we’re excited to expand their opportunities with more reward seats, as well as hotels, holidays, and curated experiences. “There are also still millions of reward seats available across many other domestic and other international routes for the next year on Qantas, Jetstar and our partner airlines.”

In August, Qantas prolonged its dedication of as much as 50 per cent extra Classic Reward seat availability till 30 June 2023, and noticed Frequent Flyers use greater than 1.2 billion Qantas Points to ebook flights in simply 48 hours. Over the previous yr, one in each 11 passengers carried by Qantas travelled on a Reward seat and frequent flyers have redeemed greater than 80 billion Qantas Points.

Both airways will make each Economy seat between Australia and Japan accessible as a Classic Flight Reward over a six-week interval from 11 May to twenty June 2023.  All Economy seats on Jetstar flights between Australia and Japan between 11 October to 30 November 2022 will even be accessible as Classic Flight Rewards.

Up to 100,000 reward seats will probably be accessible throughout six routes. Qantas flights between: Sydney and Tokyo (Haneda), Brisbane and Tokyo (Haneda), Melbourne and Tokyo (Haneda). Jetstar flights between: Cairns and Tokyo (Narita), Cairns and Osaka (Kansai), Gold Coast and Tokyo (Narita)

To mark the starting of the six weeks of reward seats, Qantas will function two Points Planes between Sydney and Tokyo (Haneda) on 10 May 2023, that means each seat in each cabin, together with Business, will be booked as a Classic Flight Reward. Qantas will even supply Points Planes between Sydney and Hong Kong on 30 January 2023 when the airline restarts its Hong Kong flights.

The further Classic Flight Reward seats and Points Planes will probably be accessible for reserving from 10am immediately till 13 October 2022. Seats on these flights can be bought with money.

To celebrate easing border restrictions, immediately Jetstar has additionally launched a Japan Sale, with one-way fares from Cairns and the Gold Coast to Tokyo and Osaka from USD289. The five-day sale runs from 12.00 midday to 11:59pm AEDT Tuesday 11 October 2022, until offered out prior and journey dates differ per route however embody mid-October to mid-December 2022.

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